I have written a driver for a PCMCIA ethernet card, and I am trying to work 
the last few kinks out of it. I have written an activate function for it that 
calls the necessary PCMCIA functions to power the card up and down. When the 
machine boots, the card is powered down, and when the interface is brought up, 
the card powers up, and when the interface is brought down, the card powers 
down.

So far so good. When the laptop suspends itself, the PCMCIA card (along with 
everything else) is powered down. My problem is that the card doesn't power 
back up when the laptop comes back to life. I have put some debugging printfs 
in the code, and the activate function doesn't seem to be being called either 
before or after the laptop is suspended.

Is there some magic switch that I have forgotten to throw? I should mention 
that the laptop is a Compaq Contura 400C and the APM BIOS has a few known 
defects.

Thanks,
Lloyd