The "hot card" reports have not been sorted out 

Forum: PCMCIA driver development
Re: Question: Burning hot pc card (Daniel R. Gilliam)
Date: 2000, Aug 29
From: David Hinds <dhinds@pcmcia.sourceforge.org>

> > Any other ideas? No, not without more testing. At least some of the reports of hot cards seem to just be that other things in the systems are getting hot and transfering heat to the card(s). Windows may be doing a better job of power management in general, so the fact that the card doesn't get hot in Windows doesn't necessarily mean that the PCMCIA drivers are at fault. The 'cardctl status' command will show what voltages are being supplied to each socket. -- Dave

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1. Re: The "hot card" reports have not been sorted out by Daniel R. Gilliam, 2000, Aug 29

(_ Also try powering down the card by David Hinds, 2000, Aug 29

(_ Re: Also try powering down the card by Daniel R. Gilliam, 2000, Aug 30

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