> I just had a similar problem myself. If you look in the archives for
> this list for december, the last email by "dude" has a fairly detailed
> answer. Basically, the system does a scan whenever it starts cardmgr.
> If there is a resource conflict in the areas it scans, it will hang.
> I had to edit /etc/pcmcia/config.opts and tell it to exclude some
> resources. Which ones I think is specific to your particular system,
> on mine I had to add the line:
> exclude irq 5
> so it would not conflict with the sould card.
>
> To do this, boot into the installation using the DVD-ROM, and select
> the option "execute the shell". mount your harddisk with a command
> like:
> mount /dev/hda1 /mnt
> (this assumes that you are using the first partition on the first IDE
> drive as your root partition) Then cd /mnt/etc/pcmcia/ and use the
> ae editor to change config.opts. Maybe somebody else can comment as
> to which resources it would be good to exclude.
>
> Hope this helps
>
> Luke
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hi Luke,
Thanks for the tip. I was not successful to find out the
offending IRQ, nevertheless I removed both the start & the
stop link for the PCMCIA service in the rc2.d & rc0.d
directories.
I know this is not the final solution, but I'm a step
further. Today I'll try the suggestion from Jo Geraerts
about changing the port-range.
I'll report mz findings to the list.
Thanks once more for the helpful suggestions.
Regards,
Viktor Ransmayr
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