2.3.5 and PCMCIA oddity

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I have a laptop with a NE2000 compatible PCMCIA card. In the PCMCIA
configuration, I have excluded IRQ 3,4,7 (being careful) and 5
(sound chip). The network card used to grab IRQ 9 and live happy
ever after since Linux 2.0.31 or so.

Until I upgraded from 2.3.2 to 2.3.5. After some testing with
pcmcia-cs 3.0.1[0-2] I found out that the card didn't get any
interrupts. So I excluded IRQ 9 from the configuration. After a
restart the card grabbed IRQ 10 and is now happy again.

What could have caused this problem?

Thanks,
hjb

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