Dual PCMCIA Reader @EFDA.ADF 76H2738 Note: If your PCMCIA Reader suddenly refuses to read / write, and you have been pulling it out / reinserting it a bit, one of the SMD capacitors (white ceramic caps) might have had a solder joint fail. Check the solder joints carefully, look for a "fracture". I resoldered one, and restored my reader to life... J1 and J2 are HPDB68 pin connectors, identical to those used on Fast/Wide drives. The cable is 68 pin .025 pitch. My Reader has a slightly different chip layout, but the SMD capacitors, the oscillator, controller, and the J1 / J2 connectors are in the same place. If you are using OS/2 version 3, install the ThinkPad 720 PCMCIA drivers... The PS/2 E is an ISA machine... Duh! PlayAtWill Win 3.1x and Dos utility to install Windows PCMCIA support IBM PCMCIA Adapter/A Option disk v1.0Dos PCMCIA drivers. Will NOT work under OS/2. Posted by Landon Sheely I purchased one of these a while ago for a project I was working on and had it installed in my 8595.  It did, indeed, work great under DOS/Win and OS/2 Warp.  Problem is that the adaptor uses the "stinger" chipset which is the same as what IBM used in the ThinkPad 720 series.  This chipset is unsupported in Win9x and, if memory serves, you can only use the real mode drivers and not have any 32-bit support.  Tis a bummer. Editor's Note: NT 4.0 will not even SEE it. Two Slot PCMCIA Adapter for MCA  Part Numbers        ------------------------------------------------------------------------          OPT P/N O2MCPCM - MFG P/N 76H2738  for MCA-systems          OPT P/N 82G7092 PS/2 Bezel kit          FRU P/N 81G4261 PCMCIA Adapter for MC          FRU P/N 81G4633 PCMCIA Bay          FRU P/N 81G4634 PCMCIA Cable        ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Operating System requirements       The drivers supplied with this adapter support DOS 5.0 and higher, Windows 3.1 and OS/2 2.1 Product Description       The Two-Slot PCMCIA MCA adapter is intended for use in desktop and tower personal computers to provide an interface to PCMCIA cards in those machines. The adapter supports the R2.1 PCMCIA specifications. HW - Installation (Adapter and Bay Assembly)         1. Mark the cables as J1 and J2         2. Plug the cable marked J1 into J1 connector on the logic card         3. Plug the cable marked J2 into J2 connector on the logic card         4. Power-off the computer and unplug the power cord         5. Remove the cover (Computer)         6. Plug the logic card into a 16-bit slot         7. Mount the bay card assembly into the external DASD bay         8. Plug the cable marked J1 into J1 connector on the bay card         9. Plug the cable marked J2 into J2 connector on the bay card        10.Verify that cables will not interfere with re-installation of cover.            Re-route the cables if there will be interference.        11.Re-install the cover (Computer)        12.Plug power cords back in the outlets and power-on the computer  Software Installation.        Copy the files from the enclosed Micro Channel Options diskette onto the back-up copy of your system reference diskette. Start Update the System Configuration For All Systems       Having successfully installed this option into the computer, you are now ready to plug PCMCIA cards into it. This adapter allows the hot plugging and removal of PCMCIA cards. Depending on the PCMCIA card that is used, you may be required to install the drivers which were supplied with that card. Installing the Adapter Device Driver DOS Driver Installation         1. Install DOS (Disable the PCMCIA drivers, if these have been included in the  version of DOS)         2. Insert Option Disk in A:, type A:\UINSTALL and press ENTER         3. Select INSTALL DOS PCMCIA DEVICE DRIVERS for IBM Machines         4. Follow the installation instructions shown on the display         5. Select Option 17: Any with INTEL PCIC       Restart the system The Option Driver will install two logical drives (i.e. D and E) for PCMCIA memory cards under DOS. Use the utility EZPLAY.EXE to obtain the PCMCIA cards information (card information structure- CIS) by typing EZPLAY and pressing enter. Some PCMCIA cards such as the PCMIA IR cards need to be enabled by its software first in order to display CIS. Windows 3.1 Driver Installation (includes DOS installation)         1. Start Windows (Enhanced Mode)         2. Select FILE from the Program Manager Window         3. Select RUN from the pull-down menu         4. Insert Option Disk in A:, type A:\PCMINSTW and press ENTER         5. Select Select any with INTEL PCIC         6. Follow the installation instructions shown on the display         7. Restart system The Option Driver will install two logical drives (i.e. D and E) for PCMCIA memory cards under DOS and Windows. Click on the icon PlayAtWill to obtain PCMCIA card information (card information structure- CIS)         8. The utility DICRMU01.SYS may cause some configuration to run slowly. If slow operation occurs, please edit the CONFIG.SYS file by selecting the file editor and insert REM at the beginning of the line DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\DICRMU01.SYS OS/2 2.1 Driver Installation         1. Start OS/2         2. Start Full Screen OS/2         3. Insert Option Disk in A:, type A:\PCMINST2 and press ENTER         4. Select Select any with INTEL PCIC         5. Follow the installation instructions shown on the display         6. Shutdown and Restart the system         7. Click on PlayAtWill icon to obtain PCMCIA card information (card information  structure- CIS) Personal Experience- To install the dual slot adapter under OS/2 v.3, go to OS/2 System, System Setup, Selective Install, click on the button to the left of PCMCIA Support, choose the IBM ThinkPad 720. Preparing this Adapter for Use       Having successfully installed this option into the computer, you are now ready to plug PCMCIA cards into it. This adapter allows the HOT PLUGGING and REMOVAL of PCMCIA cards Depending on the PCMCIA card that you choose to use, you may be required to install the drivers which were supplied with that card. Troubleshooting the Installation       The adapter does not operate         1. Confirm logic card is installed correctly in computer's 16-Bit slot.         2. Confirm bay card is installed correctly in a 3.5 or 5.25 Inch bay.         3. Confirm that the device drivers and support software have been installed and are operational. You will see a response from these drivers during the power on or  re-booting sequence.       A PCMCIA card does not operate in a slot         1. Make sure that the card is completely inserted in the slot. There will be an audible  beep when the card is properly inserted or removed.         2. Make sure that the device drivers for the PCMCIA card have been installed in this computer.       A PCMCIA card does not operate in either port         1. Confirm cables are plugged according to instructions.         2. Confirm bay card is installed in 3.5 or 5.25 Inch bay        An error message Invalid Drive Letter appears.       This may occur if the host computer has assigned drive letters above C: for devices such as a CD ROM, additional hard disk or partitioned hard drives.       Insert the following statement in the CONFIG.SYS before any device driver statements: lastdrive = # where # equals the letter of the last drive in the system. You must include two letters for the adapter and letters for all of the previously configured drives.       DOS Configuration Example       DEVICE=C:\WINDOWS\HIMEM.SYS       FILES=30       BUFFERS=30       DOS=HIGH,umb       SHELL=C:\DOS\COMMAND.COM /P /E:512       LASTDRIVE=M       STACKS=9,258       DEVICE=C:\DOS\SETVER.EXE       DEVICE=C:\DOS\SMARTDRV.SYS       DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=C800-C9FF       DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\SSDOSAT.SYS /O       DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\IBMDOSCS.SYS       DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\RMUDOSAT.SYS /MA=C800-C9FF       DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\AUTODRV.SYS C:\EZPLAY\AUTODRV.INI       DEVICE=C:\EZPLAY\DISKDRV.SYS The CONFIG.SYS File DOS CONFIG.SYS The installation program modifies the DOS CONFIG.SYS file to include the appropriate DEVICE statements in the following order.    DEVICE=x   The letter x specifies the Socket Services already installed on the computer.    DEVICE=y   The letter x specifies the Socket Services already installed on the computer.    DEVICE=[drive:][path] PCMATADD.SYS /baseslot=n /stbtime=n  where:    [drive:][path] The parameters [drive:][path] specify the location of the device driver file.    /baseslot=n    This option sets the base slot address, where n specifies whether the address begins at (0) or (1).  The default is 1. Set this switch to 0 only if you have a problem addressing the slots. If a value other than 0 or 1 is specified, this switch is ignored and the default setting is restored.    /stbtime=n     This option enables the standby mode, where n specifies the number of minutes that will elapse before the card goes to standby mode. The minimum value is 5 minutes, the maximum is 20 minutes. If  a value greater than 20 is specified, this switch is ignored. All sockets are effected when you set this switch. (This feature does not support solid state cards.) OS/2 CONFIG.SYS file sequence The installation program places the appropriate device statements in the OS/2 CONFIG.SYS file. They MUST appear in the following order.    BASEDEV=OS2DASD.DMD    DEVICE=C:\OS2\xxxxxx.SYS      (the Card Services statement)    DEVICE=C:\OS2\PCMATAE.SYS    DEVICE=C:\OS2\xxxxxxxx.SYS    (the Socket Services statement)     BASEDEV=PCM2ATA.ADD    BASEDEV=OS2PCARD.DMD (Note... Card and Socket Services are not supplied with this option) switch options for the main device driver    BASEDEV=PCM2ATA.ADD [/s:n] [/i:m] [/stbtime:n] [/b] where:    /s:n        This option recognizes the PCMCIA sockets, where n specifies the number of physical PCMCIA sockets available. The default is 2 sockets, the maximum is 4 sockets.    /i:m        This option ignores specific PCMCIA sockets, where m specifies the logical socket number to be ignored. Multiple settings are allowed. This feature is useful when a Type III card physically occupies two sockets.                  Examples:                  BASEDEV=PCM2ATA.ADD /i:1  (First socket is ignored)                  BASEDEV=PCM2ATA.ADD /s:4 /i:2 /i:3  (Second and third sockets are ignored)    /stbtime:n  This option enables the standby mode.  (Same as described above for DOS stbtime option)    /b          This option specifies the OS/2 operating system to start  (boot) from the PCMCIA-ATA card. If you specify this option, then PCMCIA.ADD module decreases the number of  sockets specified by the /s switch because the startup  PCMCIA-ATA card is treated as an internal IDE hard disk, not a PCMCIA-ATA card. When the OS/2 operating system starts (boots) from the PCMCIA-ATA card, if you use the /s:4 option w/o the /b option, the disk assigned to the last drive-letter will not be assigned to any physical socket. (To make this PC Card a bootable PC Card, see the documentation that came with the OS/2 operating system.) Notes About the /b Option    1. Do not ignore the computer startup socket by the /i option when you use the /b option.  Because the PCM2ATA.ADD module cannot  examine whether or not the socket can start the operating  system, the PCM2ATA.ADD module decreases the number of supported sockets by the /b option and  subtracts the number of sockets to be ignored. For example, when you add the /s:4 /b /i:2  options to the PCM2ATA.ADD module, and the OS/2 operating system is started from socket 2, the  PCM2ATA.ADD module can manage only two sockets. Sockets 1 and 3 are assigned and socket 4 is ignored.    2. This switch option applies only to the CONFIG.SYS file residing on the PC Card. Do not specify  this option on the CONFIG.SYS file that resides on the internal hard disk drive.    3. If you started (booted) from the PC Card, do not remove the card until you shut down the  operating system.     9595 Main Page

    PCMCIA Cards:
         There are three types of PCMCIA cards, arraigned by size. The function of each type is only restricted by its size.
       Type I  -3.3mm thick SRAM or EEPROM memory cards.
       Type II -5.0mm thick cards that allow more complex functions than the Type I cards. Type II PCMCIA cards include SCSI adapters, sound cards, modems, network adapters, and interface cards for external devices
       Type III -10.5mm thick cards that are most often hard drives.
    Software
          Software Drivers:
                  There are several layers of software drivers that allow the PCMCIA card and slot to function with the computer. These software drivers allow the applications and user to make use of the PCMCIA hardware. Which drivers are needed depends on the card, and the drivers used.
        Card Services
             Card Services works with the operating system to allocates memory, interrupts and other system resources to the card and drivers. 
                    PCMCS.EXE Phoenix DOS Card Services
                    IBMDOSCS.SYS Yamato (IBM) DOS Card Services
                    PCMCIA.SYS OS/2 2.1 Card Services

 Socket Services
      Socket Services provides a low level interface for the socket hardware. Socket Services accepts configuration information from Card Services, and reads low level card configuration data from the PCMCIA card.
                    PCMSS Phoenix Socket Services
                    IBMDSS01.SYS Yamato (IBM) AT bus DOS Socket Services
                    IBMDSS02.SYS Yamato (IBM) MCA Socket Services
                    IBM2SS01.SYS Yamato (IBM) AT bus OS/2 Socket Services

                    Client and Super Client Enablers
                    Client Enablers can configure one specific card for use as a standard peripheral device. A Client Enabler is specific to the card it is written for, and works the same as a driver for that device. Super Client Enablers have the ability to recognize and configure a wider range of cards (two or more).
                    ESTDFM.EXE IBM Modem Client Enabler
                    MEGAHZ.EXE Megahertz modem Client Enabler
                    PCMSCD.EXE Phoenix Super Client Driver
                    AUTODRV.SYS Yamato Super Client Driver
    Point Enablers
                    Point Enablers bypass Socket and (or) Card services and function as a Client Enabler. Point Enablers can save memory if one is available for the card, and matches the socket controller. Point Enablers will usually not work with each other, or other PCMCIA drivers. (There are no universal Point Enablers! Each is designed for a specific card, and must be provided by the manufacturer.)
    Other Drivers
           Some sets of PCMCIA drivers have additional drivers or utilities that take care of one part or another of the complete job. Some PCMCIA drivers, like the IBM-Yamato drivers, require POWER.EXE to be loaded before any of the PCMCIA drivers. The IBM drivers also have a Resource Map Utility that lets you tell the drivers which part of the excluded memory to use;
                    DICRMU01.SYS ISA Resource Map Utility (IBM)
                    DICRMU02.SYS MCA Resource Map Utility (IBM)

  "Universal" PCMCIA Drivers
                    ThinkPad 350, 360, 510, 720, 750, 755, and PS/Note 425 all have compatible hardware. These models can use the Yamato PCMCIA drivers with EasyPlay. The file TPPCMCIA.EXE, will create an install disk for the Yamato drivers and EasyPlay. The file can be downloaded from the Internet.

    Card Memory Requirements
           PCMCIA Card Services requires 4K to load and function. Some PCMCIA cards will not make any other  requirements, but some do. Modems and most memory cards do not need any more memory. The memory that is needed has to be set aside in the CONFIG.SYS file. To exclude 4K for Card Services, the EMM386 line may look like this:
                    DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE X=B000-BFFF
         For a system with an IBM Ethernet PCMCIA adapter, 16K  needs to be set aside,;
                    DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE X=D400-D7FF
                    The exclude range will need to be increased if a PCMCIA card is installed that needs more memory  reserved for it. Here are some of the common memory requirements that would need to be added to
                    Card Services 4K;
                    IBM Token Ring card 16K RAM + 8K ROM = 24K
                    IBM Ethernet = 16K
                    IBM 3270 card = 8K

Port Replicator Model 1                    Intel 82365SL 
Dock2                                      RicohRF5C366 
SelectaDockI and I                         TIPCI 1130 
SelectaDockIII                             TIPCI 1250 (CardBus) 
PCMCIACartridge                            NoPCIC, uses host system PCIC 
380,560E Enhanced Port Replicator 11J8997  TICardbus
380Z,560XReplicatorPort        PCI1131 with AdvancedEtherJet 05K4872      TIPCI1250A (CardBus) 
PCCard Enabler 83H6741 Port Replicator 11J8997 TIPCI1250A (CardBus) 
PCCard Enabler w/Adv EtherJet                TIPCI1250A (CardBus)
  Feature.05K4820 Port Replicator 11J8997
 

Notes:
Ricoh RF5C266 -- 1 SlotController
Rev. A can't use C0000 orD0000, Rev.B, C(Current)no restriction
Ricoh RF5C366 -- 2 Slot Controller
Rev. A can't use C0000 orD0000, Rev.B,C(current) no restrictions
Ricoh RF5C366L-- Low Profileversion of RF5C366 silicon same as RF5C366Rev. C
 

CardBusConsiderations
     With all CardBus cards- check with the vendor of your card for information on operating systemsupport and drivers required. DOS, Windows 3.x, OS2, andWindows NT, do not have CardBus support built in. Only Windows 95 OSR/2 andlater, (including Windows 98), natively support CardBus cards. In order to have CardBus support in other operating systems, another software elementis needed, such as Card and Socket Services, point enabler, or OEM driver. Observe Controller list above- machines that support CardBus are denoted by the controller.

760Eseries
                    The 760E ThinkPads are hardwareCardBus capable, but at the time of their release, software support was not available. The 760E series shipped with Windows 95 Release OSR0 whichdoes not provide native CardBus support. The current IBM drivers, CardSoft CardWorks, is not compatible with OSR0. At the time of this writing,the only other retail available version of Windows 9X is Windows 98. The only alternative to Windows 98 for CardBus support for the Windows 95 platformmay be an OEM CardBus driver specifically designed to support your versionof Windows 95 if the vendor of the card provides it.

380 series
     The 380/E - 385/E series do not have card bus support directly on the machine, however, these machinescan be used with the Enhanced Port Replicator 11J8997 which does provideCardBus support. Be sure to check the version of 95 installed for CardBus support (see next section)

Installing the appropriate PCMCIA drivers for Windows 95
    If you are installing a version of Windows 95 other than the preloaded operating system image, it may be necessary to install files from a Windows 95 Supplement FileDisk in order to enable proper PCMCIA support. Even though Windows 95 providesnative PCMCIA support, additional files may be necessary on your system.Please see the list of drivers for your system. If there is a SupplementalFile disk listed, check that disk's readme file.

                    The following versions of Windows 95 are available:
                    - Retail Release Version(OSR0)
                    - Service Pack Version 1(OSR1)
                    - OEM Service Release Versions2 and 2.1 (OSR2.x)
                    The OSR0 is an off-the-shelf version of Windows 95 and is available at any retail store.
                    The OSR1 can be downloadedfrom the Microsoft Internet home page (http://www.microsoft.com).

                    The OSR2-1 is available onlyas preloaded versions. Your computer may incorporate several new devices that were not available when these versions of Windows 95 were announced,take special precautions when installing or reinstalling these versions.

                    Your Version of Windows95:
   You can check which versionof Windows 95 you are using by clicking on Start and moving thecursor to Settings and Control Panel, and then double-clickingon Control Panel and System.
                    You can check the version in this window. Read the numbers under "System".
                    4.00.950 means that it isWindows 95 OSR0.
                    4.00.950a means that itis Windows 95 OSR1
                    4.00.950B means that itis Windows 95 OSR2.x

Card Soft PCMCIA DriverDiskette for Windows 95
    Most models that were preloaded with Windows OSR2 or 2.1 use Card Soft CardWorks. Currently CardWorks is not backwards compatible with the retail version of Windows 95 (OSR0).CardWorks currently supports only Windows 95 (OSR2). Please use nativemode support if you need to use Windows 95 (OSR0). Of course, using nativeWindows 95 (OSR0) support will disallow use of some of the special features and advantages of the CardWorks product (e.g. Zoom Video support, CardSoft support).

                    Windows 95
                    Viewing PCMCIA sockets in Device Manager:
                    1. Select Start+Settings+ControlPanel.
                    2. Select System Icon.
                    3. Select Device ManagerTab.
                    4. Click on the + symbolnext to the PCMCIA Socket Entry.
                    5. Review the table belowfor the proper entry there.
                     ThinkPad 
                                              ListedController 
                                                                       IBMDriver Source 
                     310/315 
                                              TIPCI1131 CardBus 
                                                                       Native to Windows 95 and PU
                                                                       310W95.EXE 
                     340/345 
                                              ComingSoon ! 
                                                                       Nativeto Windows 95 
                     355 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                                                       Nativeto Windows 95 
                     360 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                                                       Native to Windows 95 
                     365C/E 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                                                       Native to Windows 95 
                     365X 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                              on IBM System 
                                                                       PCTPGW95.EXE 
                     370 
                                              ComingSoon ! 
                                                                       Native to Windows 95 
                     380/385D/E/ED 
                                              Cirrus Logic PCIC Compatible
                                              PCI to PCMCIA bridge 
                                                                       Createdrivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory. 
                     380/385X/XD/Z 
                                              Texas Instruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Createdrivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the
                                                                       Customization CD (380Z only).
                     390 
                                              Texas Instruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Createthe drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the Software
                                                                       Selections CD. 
                     390E 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI 1251A
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Createthe drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or reinstall from the
                                                                       Software SelectionsCD. 
                     560/560E 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                              on IBM System 
                                                                       PCTPGW95.EXE 
                     560X/Z 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Createthe drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the Software
                                                                       Selections CD. 
                     600 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Createthe drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the
                                                                       Customization CD. 
                     600E 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Createthe drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the
                                                                       Customization CD or
                                                                       SoftwareSelect CD, depending
                                                                       on your model. 
                     701 
                                              CirrusLogic PCIC Compatible
                                              PCMCIA controller 
                                                                       Nativeto Windows 95 
                     755C/CS 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                                                       Nativeto Windows 95 
                     755CD/CE/CSE/CV/CX 
                                              ComingSoon ! 
                                                                       Nativeto Windows 95 
                     760C/CD/L/LD 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                              on IBM System 
                                                                       PCTPGW95.EXE 
                     760E/ED/EL/ELD/X/XD 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1130
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       PCTPGW95.EXE 
                     765D/L 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1130
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       PCTPGW95.EXE 
                     770 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Create the drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the
                                                                       Customization CD. 
                     770E/X 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1250A
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Create the drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the Software
                                                                       Selections CD. 
                     770Z 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1251
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Create the drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the Software
                                                                       Selections CD. 
                     1400 
                                              not supported 
                     1720 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       Create the drivers from Diskette
                                                                       Factory or from the Software
                                                                       Selections CD. 
                     PortReplicator Model I 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                                                       Nativeto Windows 95 
                     Dock2 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                                                       Nativeto Windows 95 
                     SelectA Dock I, II, 
                                              PCICor Compatible Controller
                                              on IBM System 
                                                                       MachineDependent 
                     SelectA Dock III 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       MachineDependent Re-install If
                                                                       using Card Soft 
                     380-560XEnhanced Port
                     Replicator 11J8997 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI-1131
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       MachineDependent Re-install If
                                                                       using Card Soft 
                     380Z- 560X Port Replicator
                     with Advanced EtherJet
                     05K4872 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       MachineDependent Re-install If
                                                                       using Card Soft 
                     PCCard Enabler 83H6741 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       MachineDependent Re-install If
                                                                       using Card Soft 
                     PCCard Enabler with
                     Advanced EtherJet
                     Feature.05K4820 
                                              TexasInstruments PCI 1250
                                              Cardbus Controller 
                                                                       MachineDependent Re-install If
                                                                       using Card Soft