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Subject: Re: 586 A problem booting from PCMCIA


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Dimitry Katkov
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Date Posted: 00:27:49 10/07/02 Mon
In reply to: Giovanni Peņa 's message, "586 A problem booting from PCMCIA" on 11:13:39 10/04/02 Fri
 Hi.

In your Windows installation you should disable PCMCIA controller at all. What happens now is the following:
PCMCIA is configured as an HDD by BIOS;
Windows boots, loads PCMCIA driver and then tries to give the PCMCIA controller some initial configuration. At this point it stops functioning like an HDD and the files become unaccessible.
In order to solve the problem you should disable any access to PCMCIA controller from the Windows.

Best regards.
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