According to Michael Richardson:
>
>  I am attempting to get a BayStack AWI card to work in an ISA->PCMCIA
>adapter that I got. It is a device that plugs into an ISA slot and cables
>to a 3.5" adapter that has a VIA chip on it and two PCMCIA slots on it.
>  It will be my "cabled" side for a wireless lan around my house.
>

Ahhhh you have run into the same problem I had.  The isapnp PCMCIA
driver has a hardcoded size for the i/o memory size - it is too small
to run the wi card.  I did recently submit a pr about this (sorry,
cannot recall the number).  The fix is to go into
/usr/src/sys/dev/isapnp and edit i82365_isapnp.c, on line 156 you will
see:

        msize =  0x4000;

change this to

        msize =  0x10000;

and rebuild/reinstall the kernel.  I suggested in the pr that this
really should be an option in the config file.


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