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Subject: Re: Laptop problems with Yenta... Workaround...
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Hi,

I think I found a solution... I can't reproduce the problem when I use the
independant pcmcia_cs package instead of the drivers that are in the main
kernel tree...  So the problem is somewhere in the (or triggered by
yenta)...

The pcmcia_cs package is at: http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/

But, that does not fix yenta....

The

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Olivier Crete
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