> I have a similar card and it detects when a card is inserted, but
> does not know what it is.

Detecting what kind of card it is should be a job for the underlying
PCMCIA code; if you got a message "... not configured", that's because
the PCMCIA code doesn't know what to do with it, not because the pcic
chip is confused.

> 
> Did you happen to receive any replies to the message that you posted?
> 
> Thanks...
> 
> Jack...
> 
> 
> Subject: OMEGA MICRO 82C365G PCMCIA controller card
> To: 'port-i386@netbsd.org' <port-i386@netbsd.org>
> From: Tony Hernandez <Tony.Hernandez@intellon.com>
> List: port-i386
> Date: 05/20/1999 14:43:13 
> Is ther support for this card ? Its an ISA card PCMCIA controller for PC's


I suspect that these will work; I have an Omega Micro 82365 clone
in my laptop that works fine. I have yet to hear of a 82365 clone that
was really broken, in fact.....

        - Nathan