low beep without network

Forum: PCMCIA Multifunction Card Issues
Re:

3CXEM556BT network not recognized (Pam Akazawa)
Re:

There may be nothing wrong (David Hinds)
Date: 2000, Apr 28
From: Pam Akazawa pakazawa

Even when I remove the the network cable I still get a low beep. This never happened to me before. I had Linux installed using this card with out a network hook-up and I never got a low beep. All I am trying to connect to is a shared printer, not really a network.
Pam

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1. Whether the cable is connected is not important by David Hinds, 2000, Apr 28
(_ contents of dmesg by Pam Akazawa, 2000, Apr 29
(_ I don't think this is a PCMCIA problem; the messages are fine by David Hinds, 2000, May 01
(_ used this card in the past. by Pam Akazawa, 2000, May 01
(_ I'm stumped by David Hinds, 2000, May 01
(_ ??? IRQ conflict???? by Pam Akazawa, 2000, May 07
(_ This is not an irq or port problem by David Hinds, 2000, May 08

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