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|    William Ove to All    |
|    PCMCIA confilicts revisited and unresolv    |
|    02 Oct 03 00:57:32    |
      From: w.ove@mchsi.com              I appreciate the earlier comments on my problems with a resource       conflict with PCMCIA cards.              The ThinkPad 600 supports most of Be very well. Be installs easily and       runs pretty well. However there are conflicts that I do not seem to be       able to resolve. The biggest one being a conflict between DMA and PCMCIA.       The devices preferences shows that they both are using the same I/O port.              I have had no luck in changing any resources and so have been unable to       manually resolve the conflict. If I select skip the BIOS in the safe       mode options when I boot, there is not conflict, but then BeOS does not       seem to realize that the laptop has PC card slots.              If I boot normally into BeOS with a card in the slot, the system crashes       and drops into the debugger. If I boot with out a card in the slot and       install a card after the system is booted, the system continues to run       fine. PC Card Wizard will then see the card and say it is installed,       however the card is still not usable by BeOS.              Both the Psion Modem and 3Com ethernet card are listed in the databases       as being supported cards. If anyone has any more suggestions, I would       really like to hear them.              bill              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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