[email protected] wrote: > I guess I'm asking if there is any way at getting at the device and > enabling it using linux? > Or is it disabled at a deeper level? > Well, for one thing, you may not NEED for Linux to know anything about it beyond PCI enumeration, which I think is really done at BIOS initialization time, anyway. As long as you can find the I/O port addresses that the enumerator has mapped the ports to, you then edit that into your hal files that loads the right EMC2 driver, and it should work, assuming that the PCMCIA device follows the general port addressing scheme for parports.
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