I hope it is only an IRQ problem - getting PC-Cards in laptops working can be a real
pain sometimes !

Cheers/2

Ed.

Jim Byrnes wrote:

> Ed Durrant wrote:
> > PCCard services seeing the card and reporting it (as anything) is
a good sign. I
> > think you're correct on the card, often when a version number
increases, the
> > chipset changes to add new, better or extra features and this can make it
> > incompatible with the driver. If you can get the exact version
that states OS/2
> > supported and get the driver from that source, you
"ought" to be OK !
> >
> > Cheers/2
> >
> > Ed.
> >
> Well part of my problem is my own fault.  I was using the wrong driver.
>   I was reading about the prism chip so when I went to the ecs site I
> saw a file with prisim in its name and grabbed it.  I also read right
> past the part in the readme where they talked up a mini pci card.  Duh!
>   Now I have the right driver and get no errors on boot up, but the card
> still does not work.  The power lite stays on until the point where the
> ecs logo dissappears and drivers are reported loading.  I just may have
> a irq problem and will explore that later this evening.
>
> Regards, Jim
>
>
>
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