Found a temp fix
Rick Johnson e-mailed to state that a couple more FC2 test1 issues niggle
users: PCMCIA slots don't work unless people manually load yenta_socket, and
then restart pcmcia (modprobe yenta_socket and then service pcmcia restart -
this works till the next reboot); and for laptop users, there's an error
with the clock-speed during start-up - fixes for this are in the archives of
fedora-test-list.

Is there any way to make this more permanent???????

thanks

Sum
"SUMONISH" wrote in message
news:40b53c8c$0$3036$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au ...
> Hi all,
>
> I have an IBM laptop which i quiet successfully ran Fedora Core 1 on
however
> ive just installed FD2 and i can seem to get PCMCIA running
>
> The system automatically found the cards ( 3com megahertz, and compaq
> wireless cards) and installed drivers but i get no indication that they
> actually working IE they dont seem to work
>
> i useto get 2 beeps when FD core 1 booted up to say hey your PCMCIA is
> working but i cant seem to get that with FD core 2 any help would be so
much
> appreciated
>
> Regards
>
> Sumonish
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