That is weird. For me (4000CDS) it was the other way around. Things started
working with 2.4.0test4preXX. Linus changed the yenta code at that time.
When you look at your dmesg output do the PCMCIA drivers complain about not
getting a requested interrupt?
Jens
On Thu, Aug 10, 2000 at 05:56:36PM +0100, Lee Mitchell wrote:
> At work i have a Toshiba 4090CDS Laptop with a single ethernet card (uses
> 8390 module i think). I have no other cards. Using kernel 2.4.0-test4 and
> all previous, i can boot the machine and it will detect the card if it is
> plugged into either of the 2 slots (0 or 1). However, with 2.4.0-test6 (and
> maybe test5 not tested fully yet but can do) the card only gets detected if
> it is instaled in slot 0. It does not make any difference if you boot with
> the card in place or put it in after booting.
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