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Okay, I have found the modules and put them in place. Now I encounter a
new problem. I need pciutils' lspci to check out which pcmcia chipset I
use. But lscpi says:

/proc/bus/pci/devices/: No such file or directory

Is there something I can do about this? or does someone know a small
bootdisk set (a few floppy's or just one) that have lspci onboard.

I am using baslin on a Toshiba Satellite 210CT and I need to know the
pcmcia chipset to find a module for it (if it exists)

baslinux AT lists.ibiblio.org wrote:
> Message from Steven
> ===================
> Peter Rus wrote:
>   
>> The only cause for the problem that I can 
>> find is the fact that I am using a slackware 7 
>> module. Though the new baslin release seems to 
>> be based on slackware 4. And slackware 4 doesn't 
>> seem to have the module for the card available 
>> (3c589_cs)
>>     
>
> BL3 does not use the modules from Slackware 7.
> It does not use the modules from Slackware 4.
> It uses 2.2.26 modules available at the BL3 website.
>
> Go to the BL3 homepage, look for the following words:
> ----------------------------------------------------
> BasicLinux has a slim IDE kernel and a small set of 
> common modules.   Additional modules and alternative 
> kernels are here.
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Click on the word "here".
>
> Cheers,
> Steven
>
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