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I have a Dell Latitud D600 Duaol Boot with W2K and Mandrake. I installed MDK9.1 Pro Suite version to 10.0 Offical. On both instances the PCMCIA slot is not recognized, the modem does not work neither. How can I make the PCMCIA slot to be found by HardDrake and use my D Link Air-Plus DWL-G630 wireless NIC? Right now I have to use M$ if I want to use wireless. I tried to search on this and I could not find a real answer...
Please help on this one.
PS. I tried the Linuxant website, download some of their drivers and messed the Laptop, I was able to recover it.... That was a close call...!
I also have one of these laptops. It should work pretty well once it is set up, but unfortunately if Harddrake does not recognise your kit you will have to do things manually with the command line.
First off, are you sure the PCMCIA slot is not found? Type 'cardctl status', and if that fails then try:
[root]# modprobe pcmcia_core
[root]# modprobe i82092
[root]# modprobe yenta_socket
[root]# modprobe ds
[root]# cardctl ident
Socket 0:
no product info available
Socket 1:
no product info available
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