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network hookup present.

To pinpoint the problem, you can manually run a setup script to see where it is blocking. The scripts are in

the /etc/pcmcia directory. They take two parameters: a device name, and an action. The

cardmgr daemon records the configuration commands in the system log. For example, if the system log

shows that the command ``./network start eth0'' was the last command executed by cardmgr, the following

command would trace the script:

sh −x /etc/pcmcia/network start eth0

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4. Usage and features

4.1 Tools for configuring and monitoring PCMCIA devices

If the modules are all loaded correctly, the output of the lsmod command should look like the following,

when no cards are inserted:

Module Size Used by

ds 5640 2

i82365 15452 2

pcmcia_core 30012 3 [ds i82365]

The system log should also include output from the socket driver describing the host controller(s) found and

the number of sockets detected.

The cardmgr configuration daemon

The cardmgr daemon is responsible for monitoring PCMCIA sockets, loading client drivers when needed,

and running user−level scripts in response to card insertions and removals. It records its actions in the system

log, but also uses beeps to signal card status changes. The tones of the beeps indicate success or failure of

particular configuration steps. Two high beeps indicate that a card was identified and configured successfully.

A high beep followed by a low beep indicates that a card was identified, but could not be configured for some

reason. One low beep indicates that a card could not be identified.

The cardmgr daemon configures cards based on a database of known card types kept in

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