John,
Officially it is called a supplemental disk. It contains PCMCIA and SCSI
support. The files could also be find on the RedHat CD if you are using
that. But it has to be copied to a disk if you want to install PCMCIA
during installation. Or you may install PCMCIA afterwards. Hope this
general ideas will help you.
Bevis
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> I am new to Linux so please be easy on me. :)
> I have a pcmcia card reader in my desktop and during the install I am
> asked to place a disk in for pcmcia support. I have read the manual and
> can't find any reference as to how to make this disk? Or is is asking for
> a disk from the mfg. of the card reader?
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