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- First of all check which PC Card adapter is used. SSPCIC.EXE will show
adapter name during the driver load.
- Check your BIOS settings for shadowed memory. By default CardWare
allocates memory from 0xD0000 till 0xD7FFF for PC
Cards. If this memory is shadowed, card will not be recognized.
- Check if you have any other device. For example memory range 0xD000-0xD3FFF
is in use on several Dell and Compaq platforms (e.g. Compaq E500).
You may use any commercial diagnostic program for check it.
- On any CardBus adapter, try to play with /IB parameter:
- In your config.sys locate SSPCIC line and add /IB:0,ON to this line.
E.g. DEVICEHIGH = C:\CardWare\SSPCIC.EXE /AP:on /VS:auto /EC:auto /II:off /MX:off /IB:0,ON
- Please reboot the system.
- If /IB:0,ON parameter did not help, please replace /IB:0,ON with /IB:0,OFF
E.g. DEVICEHIGH = C:\CardWare\SSPCIC.EXE /AP:on /VS:auto /EC:auto /II:off /MX:off /IB:0,OFF
- Please reboot the system.
- On TI 12xx, TI14xx and TI44xx play with clock settings:
- Open Config.sys. Locate DEVICE(HIGH)=SSPCIC.EXE ... line.
- Change /EC:AUTO to /EC:ON or /EC:OFF and click OK (please click on '?' icon for help)
- Reboot the system
- Try to shift CIS access window (for 16-bit cards)
- For change CardWare memory are you should modify MEM setting in the [Resources]
section of CardWare.ini from MEM=0xD0000,0x8000,E to e.g. MEM=0xD4000,0x8000,E.
- You also should modify memory range excluded from EMM386.EXE in your config.sys
from X=D000-D7FF to e.g. X=D400-DBFF. It's very important that memory allocated
for CardWare in cardware.ini is entirely excluded from EMM386.EXE.
- Reboot the system
You may need to repeat those steps several time before suitable window is located.
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