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PCMCIA support is currently included in the kernel, but it's better supported by the kernel modules located at
http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net
- cardmgr
- Monitors PCMCIA sockets for card insertion and removal.
- Looks up cards in database when inserted and loads appropriate kernel module.
- Can execute preconfigured commands upon insertion or removal.
- Unloads kernel module upon removal.
- cardctl
- Monitor and control PCMCIA sockets.
- Non-root users can only view information about sockets.
- Commands:
- status - Display socket status.
- config - Display socket configuration (includes power settings, IRQs, ioports).
- ident - Display card identification.
- suspend - Shutdown and disable power for socket.
- resume - Restore power to socket and re-configure for use.
- reset - Send reset signal to device.
- eject - Notifies all drivers that this card will be ejected and then cuts power.
- insert - Notify all drivers that a card has just been inserted.
- scheme - Display scheme if none is specified, otherwise reconfigure PCMCIA to the new scheme specified.
- PCMCIA drivers
- Automatically loads devices and configures ioports to nonconflicting values.
- Can specify ioports not to use in
/etc/pcmcia/config.opts
- Can view loaded cards in
/var/lib/pcmcia/stab.
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