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Message from Steven
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Peter Rus wrote:
>
> 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. 

Really?  According to the lspci manpage:
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lspci is a utility for displaying information 
about all PCI buses in the system and all 
devices connected to them.
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What does that have to do with PCMCIA?  There
is nothing on the lspci manpage about PCMCIA.

> But lscpi says:
> /proc/bus/pci/devices/: No such file or directory

Perhaps that's because you have no PCI devices.

> I am using baslin on a Toshiba Satellite 210CT 

I too run BL3 on Toshiba Satellites and successfully
use many different kinds of PCMCIA cards on them.

> and I need to know the pcmcia chipset to find a 
> module for it 

Why?  AFAIK the module needs to match the PCMCIA 
card not the PCMCIA chipset on the laptop.

Cheers,
Steven