The "PCI irq seems to be wedged!" message is telling you that a rogue device is sharing that PCI interrupt, and is holding that interrupt active, even though the driver for that device isn't loaded. So the PCMCIA drivers can't use the PCI interrupt: it will be continuously triggered until that rogue device (whatever it is) is told to stop. The wedged PCI interrupt is not really a problem, because the i82365 driver will automatically use ISA interrupts instead. It does not explain why one socket would not work. If you insert a card in socket 1, what does "cardctl status" say? You say "nothing happens", so I assume you don't hear any beeps at all. Does anything happen if you issue a "cardctl insert" command? After a cold boot, with no cards inserted, can you also send me the contents of /proc/bus/pccard/00/pci and /proc/bus/pccard/01/pci? -- Dave |
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