Aratsu
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Posted: July 30 2005,19:46 |
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Hello,
Today I decided to resurrect a relic of the past, i.e. my old Compaq Presario 1080 (32mb RAM, 1.4GB hard drive, P166MMX, PCMCIA (no cardbus support), and although I got DSL running and everything, I am unable to use any of my PCMCIA cards with it (specifically, an offbrand Prism2 PCMCIA card, model number WLC010). I'm not sure if the PCMCIA support is even working at all. When I insert any PCMCIA cards (So far I've tried a 32mb FlashATA card, and said wireless card), nothing comes up in the `dmesg' results about me insertting anything. On bootup, I get this line:
Linux Kernel Card Services 3.1.22
options: [pci] [cardbus] [pm]
Intel ISA PCIC probe: not found
Databook TCIC-2 PCMCIA probe: not found.
Anyone know of a way to fix my PCMCIA support, or should I try something drastic to see if there is any hardware problems (Like try it in Windows).
Previously, I had 98 running on this thing, and up until I shelved the device, everything worked fine, including the wireless card (I used this system daily as my email/web browsing machine before switched to PPC platform).
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DSL Market ,
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but with the network kinda pointless