Bernard ---
	Many apologies on how long it took to get this info... This may help
other Multia users trying to get the PCMCIA slots working..
My Multia is a 166 mHz model, VX40... 
It is running Win NT4, Service Pack 5...

Resources used:
---PCMCIA controller
	I/O range = 		3E0 - 3E1
	Memory Range =	D0000 - D3FFF

Here are the resources used by a couple of PC cards I had. They were all
inserted in the top PC slot (nearest the power supply)
---Hayes Optima 33.6 V.34 + FAX modem
	IRQ =	5
	Com = 3
	I/O = 	3E8 - 3EF
---US Robotics Megahertz XJ4336 - CC4336
	IRQ =	5
	Com = 3
	I/O = 	3E8 - 3EF
---US Robotics Megahertz XJ1288/CC1288
	IRQ =	5
	Com = 3
	I/O = 	3E8 - 3EF

Next I tried left the XJ1288 in the top slot, then added the XJ4336 to the
other...
(top)-US Robotics Megahertz XJ1288/CC1288
	IRQ =	5
	Com = 3
	I/O = 	3E8 - 3EF
(bot)-US Robotics Megahertz XJ4336 - CC4336
	IRQ =	5
	Com = 4
	I/O = 	2E8 - 2EF

	I tried a 3Com 3C589C NIC card, but the machine would not get past
the blue "Windows NT Version 4" startup screen???
	I also tried an Intel EtherExpress PRO/100 NIC, but didn't have a
driver to get it started. I'll try it again tonight, and pass the info on
tomorrow... I will also try more cmbinations to make sure that this resource
info doesn't change. If anyone wants me to check other stuff on my Multia,
let me know....
	

---   David A Woyciesjes
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> ----------
> From: 	Bernard Gardner
> Sent: 	Sunday, April 30, 2000 5:22 AM
> To: 	David Woyciesjes
> Subject: 	Re: Multia PCMCIA
> 
> On Thu, Apr 27, 2000 at 09:32:10AM -0400, David Woyciesjes wrote:
> > I do have WinNT4 SP5 installed on a Multia at home... Send me a note of
> what
> > you want me to look for... I'll stick a card in and see what it comes up
> > with... The more specific you are, the better answers I can get for
> you...
> 
> Cool,
> 
> it would be really useful to know the resources in use by the PC-Card
> slots, and any cards you stick in them. (IRQs, I/O space etc).
> 
> When I boot my multia into NetBSD, all of the IRQs except 5 and 14
> seem to be used by one device or another, so I'd be assuming it will
> use those.
> 
> You can see the resources used by the cards in the PCMCIA control
> panel applet, by looking in the controller tab, and by looking at
> the resources tab of the properties dialog of the devices in the
> sockets (based on my observation of an x86 laptop I've got here
> running NT4 (not sure which SP).
> 
> Looking at this has just made me realise that this laptop doesn't
> have an IRQ assigned to the controller (which I thought was needed,
> so that gives me another avenue to play with on the UDB).
> 
> Did I mention that I have the multia powering on the PC-Cards now?
> Still looks like the interrupts aren't quite right, but it's getting
> closer.
> 
> Bernard.
> 
>