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SubjectRe: Going Crazy Here ... PLEASE help ...
[ en mass response ]

I want to thank everyone for their responses. Lemme address a few common
questions:

1. I'm using 2.1.x because of some of the features we need (ipv6
tunneling) and because 2.2.x will be out before a year has passed. Since I
will be maintainging these laptops, I don't want to have do a full install
of a 2.2 flavor (going from 2.1 -> 2.2 is trivial, I'm sure).

2. Peter Breuer said something to the effect of "maybe the pcmcia utils
pulled in a kernel include". Bingo! Or something to that effect. Doing a
"make clean" inside the pcmcia dir doesn't actually clean them. I ended up
/corrupting/ my copy of cardmgr this way[1].

3. Another person commented on Win95/98 and plug-n-plug. Yes, this had an
effect, too. During my testing I moved the card from slot0 to slot1 and
back again. Win98 DID INFACT play with some settings that remained on the
card. I had to run the CARD'S install program to reset its values.[2]
(btw, plug-n-play in my BIOS _HAS_ to be "on" for pcmcia cards to work. Is
this normal?).


I want to thank everyone for their time. You had witnessed me going
ballistic on this thing. Physically I was stamping on the floor, screaming
and beating my dog. Thank you for taking my message as it was meant :)


[1] This was the actual problem. When I untarred the sources to pcmcia
again and compiled & installed, it worked.

[2] Damn Windows!
On Tue, 17 Nov 1998, Alex Lyamin wrote:


G'day!

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