Appendices
To correct this error, make sure that the requested resources (i.e. IRQ, PORT or EXCLUSIVE) used do not conflict with other resources currently in use.
PCMCIA adapter not found
The network driver has been unable to detect a PCMCIA adapter. A valid PCMCIA adapter must be INTEL or Databook compatible. If your computer does have a PCMCIA adapter but it is not recognized by the network driver, use the Socket Services software provided by the computer manufacturer to remedy this situation.
Failed to register with Card Services
This error only occurs if Card Services is detected. The network driver was unable to register a valid configuration with Card Services. Registration could be disallowed if the IRQ or PORT keyword is used and either the IRQ or PORT requested is unavailable.
To correct this error, make sure that the requested resources i.e. IRQ, or PORT do not conflict with other resources currently in use.
Failed to obtain IRQ
Failed to release IRQ
Failed to obtain I/O Port
Failed to release I/O Port
Failed to obtain Configuration
Failed to release Configuration
These errors are related to the obtaining and releasing of resources needed to operate the network. For errors related to obtaining resources, make sure that the I/O Port and IRQ requested is available for use by the network driver. Errors related to releasing resources should not occur under normal circumstances; if these errors occur, contact technical support for assistance.
Unable to configure Trumpcard
The driver was unable to successfully configure the Trumpcard for network operation.
Only supported on PCMCIA 2.x or higher Socket/Card Services
The OTCETH.xxx network driver will only support PCMCIA Socket and Card Services software that comply with PCMCIA version 2.x or higher. Contact your computer manufacturer or dealer for more details on how to obtain a current version.
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