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> 
>         I hate to say it, but your question isn't all that useful in its
> current form.  What kinds of problems?  What pcmcia version?  What kernel
> configuration?  What error messages?  Functional problems?  Compiling
> problems?  Cosmetic problems?  Are they reproducable?  How can we
> reproduce the problem?

Actually, my note was supposed to be longer... but I had a little
technical difficulty in getting the question out.  My machine completely
crashed actually...
funny that I thought it was just a kernel thing.

Thanks anyway.
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