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Andreas,
Once I made the patch change, I noticed that instead of having an RequestIO error, I had a RequestIRQ error. I was using PCI interrupts (irq_mode=0). I turned this off so that ISA interrupt routing would be used. That solved the problem. Unfortunately, I still can't make an ISDN connection now that I have the card recognized. Last night I was looking at the avm ftp site. I went into ftp://ftp.avm.de/pub/cardware/b1/linux and found all the latest stuff including patches for pcmcia-cs. I downloaded the whole think, recompiled pcmcia-cs with the avm patch. The card is now recognized without a problem. I need to compile isdn4linux and capi4linux tonight and see if it works! I never thought to check in b1 for drivers, however it seems to be the most recent code and it supports the a1 pcmcia card. I recommend that you try this out. You will need to downgrade to pcmcia-cs 3.0.9, but I don't see that as a problem. I am sure they will soon have a patch for the more recent versions. Marc
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