Use this page to discuss porting, installation, configuration, and use of the Linux PCMCIA package on non-x86 platforms. These might include PowerPC-based Apple Powerbooks; the DEC Multia and other Alpha-based platforms; the Amiga; and the ARM platform.

Since almost all PCMCIA development has happened on x86, most client drivers are poorly tested, if at all, on other platforms. Some may not be 64-bit-clean or big-endian-clean. The SUPPORTED.CARDS file attempts to identify which drivers are known to work on which platforms, however, this information is presently very sparse. Additions or corrections are welcome.

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1. Question: spinlock compile problem on ppc by Michael Baer, 1999, Nov 08
1. Ok: Untitled by Tsuneya Watabe, 1999, Nov 27
2. Question: Panic on card insert on ppc g3, 3.1.11 / 2.2.x by Wim Lewis, 2000, Feb 21
1. PCMCIA on PowerPC is problematic by David Hinds, 2000, Feb 22
1. Feedback: PCMCIA on PowerPC by Wim Lewis, 2000, Feb 23
... 3 Message(s)
2. 3C589C works fine with changed memory address (Apple pismo) by Christoph Eyrich, 2000, May 25
3. Question: Problems compiling (DEC Multia) by Chor Teik Joon, 2000, Feb 27
1. It's actually a bug in libc by David Hinds, 2000, Feb 28
4. Sad: "no valid ROM images found!" on 3.1.12 pcmcia-cs: How can I deal with it? by Tsuneya Watabe, 2000, Mar 10
1. The irq thing is easy; I'm not sure about the bus problem by David Hinds, 2000, Mar 10
(_ Feedback: Thank you for suggestions; beta solved IRQ problem and bus numbering was my fault. by Tsuneya Watabe, 2000, Mar 12
5. Question: tulip_cb.o: unresolved symbol DEV_FREE_SK (pcmcia-cs.13-Mar) by Tsuneya Watabe, 2000, Mar 14
1. Just a mistake by David Hinds, 2000, Mar 14
(_ Ok: Now it's okay. Thank you. by Tsuneya Watabe, 2000, Mar 15
6. Question: Problem of smc91c92_cs with a potentially supported card by Tsuneya Watabe, 2000, Mar 23
1. Ok: Many thanks for new smc91c92_cs.c by Tsuneya Watabe, 2000, May 06
7. WaveLan Turbo Gold by Ulyssis Bravo, 2000, May 12
8. Sad: pcmcia-cs-3.1.13 and 15 can't cross-compile for powerpc by Tom Eden, 2000, May 22
1. I think you've already built everything you need by David Hinds, 2000, May 22
9. Question: failure in compiling pcmcia-cs-3.1.16 and 3.1.17 beta by Tsuneya Watabe, 2000, Jun 12
1. Sorry about that... by David Hinds, 2000, Jun 12
10. Question: No PCMCIA success on Apple PowerBook PISMO (long, sorry) by Albrecht Dress, 2000, Jul 19
1. Ok: Success: PCMCIA working on Lombard/Pismo by Albrecht Dress, 2000, Aug 02
11. Question: PB3400 by Claus Enneper, 2000, Aug 02
1. Re: Question: PB3400 by David Hinds, 2000, Aug 02
(_ Re: Question: PB3400 by Claus Enneper, 2000, Aug 02
1. You have a CardBus bridge by David Hinds, 2000, Aug 02
... 1 Message(s)
2. Feedback: I _think_ this should work... by Albrecht Dress, 2000, Aug 03
12. Question: support for PPC 8xx by Matthew Locke, 2000, Aug 08
1. Re: I've been waiting for more feedback by Matthew Locke, 2000, Aug 08
2. I've been waiting for more feedback by David Hinds, 2000, Aug 08
13. Question: Harald Roelle's changes in 3.1.19? by Paul J. Lucas, 2000, Aug 18
1. No, they have not by David Hinds, 2000, Aug 18
(_ Re: No, they have not by Paul J. Lucas, 2000, Aug 18

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