IBM 240 manual Inf

Troubleshooting charts

	PC	Card	problems
Problem				Action
The	PC Card	shows		Make sure		that:
"Ready", but			it	does	not		resources	reserved for	the PC Card	do	not conflict with other
work	correctly.			Ÿ	The system
					system	devices.
				Ÿ	Refer	to	"Resolving	System Resource	Conflicts" in	the	Online User's Guide.

ŸThe resources reserved for the PC Card match the settings in the application program.

ŸIf you are using a network card, check the I/O port address, IRQ level,

memory

window

address.

A system resource conSee-

"Resolving System

Resource

Conflicts"

in

the

Online

User's

Guide.

flict occurred when a PC

Card

was

used.

The system

cannot

startMake

sure

that

the

correct

system

resources

are

being used for

the

PC

Card.

from

the

PC

Card.

The system does not Make sure that:

recognize

your

PC

Card.

If the PC Card is not a

modem, a Flash, or an SRAM card,

you

have

the

Ÿ

proper

client

device driver for the card. In

Windows

98

and

Windows

95,

the

PC

Card

must

have an INF file associated with it.

Ÿ

Your

PC

Card

supports

PCMCIA

Release

2.0,

2.01,

and

2.10.

Refer to

the

manual that came with your

PC Card. If your PC Card does

not

support

those

releases

of

PCMCIA, you cannot use the card with the system. Contact your

PC

Card

supplier.

Ÿ

Your

PC

Card

is

working

by

following

the

diagnostic

instructions for your

PC

Card,

if

any.

The PC Card is recog-Make sure

that:

nized

by

the

system,

Ÿ

but

the PC Card

is

not

a

modem, a Flash, or an SRAM card,

you

have

the

If

the "Not Ready" or "Notproper

client

device

driver

for

the card.

In

Windows

98

and

Windows

95,

the

Configured"

message

is

PC

Card

must

have

an

INF

file

associated with

it.

shown.

ŸThe resources for the PC Card are correctly reserved. Refer to "Resolving System Resource Conflicts" in the Online User's Guide.

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