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Subject: [acpi-jp 1329] Re: CURRENT crashes in acpi on IBM ThnkPad 77ED 
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> 
> Is this with the 'oldcard' or 'newcard' drivers?
...
> > Unfortunately, is does look like interrupts are not being delivered
> > to the PCMCIA cards divers, i.e when I insert my 3Com Megahertz Cardbus
> > ethernet card, is is correctly recognized and initialized, but then
> > immetiately starts to complain about watchdog timeouts.

Bah, didn't make the connection here; obviously newcard.

You may want to look closely at the interrupt configuration in the 
cardbus controller; particularly the bits which determine whether INTA or 
INTB are triggered for a given slot.  Warner or Jon Chen can give you 
more information here...

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