Compact flash adapter/PCMCIA card woes.

Subject: Compact flash adapter/PCMCIA card woes.
From: Mike Haight (mike@paulaner.sh-gpl.ti.com)
Date: Thu Dec 14 2000 - 22:51:08 GMT+1

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The card services do function. They will
'beep away' with the modem or SCSI cards.
There have been no problems here.

The card and adapter have been slid into a
Win98 machine and mounts up on its machines
file system just fine. It was originally
formatted by a digital camera and as
side comment, a WinCE machine has no
problems with it either.

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Thanks in advance,
Michael
Linux 2.2.6
PCMCIA package 3.0.9
Distro: Slackware
Formatted by Canon S100 camera (it is just vfat)
The /etc/pcmcia/ide.opts file (which I think has
little to do with card recognition because the
computer acts as if there is no card in the slot).
# ATA/IDE drive adapter configuration
#
# The address format is "scheme,socket,serial_no[,part]".
#
# For multi-partition devices, first return list of partitions in
# $PARTS.  Then, we'll get called for each partition.
#
case "$ADDRESS" in
*,*,*,1)
    DO_FSTAB="y" ; DO_FSCK="y" ; DO_MOUNT="y"
    FSTYPE="vfat"
    OPTS=""
    MOUNTPT="/flash"
    ;;
*,*,*)
    PARTS="1"
    ;;
esac

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