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== Symptoms == | |||
The PCMCIA drivers supplied with OS/2 Warp fail to configure PCMCIA cards correctly on a Dell Latitude LX4100D; A cold boot results in the socket services driver (PCMCIA.SYS) showing a | |||
== Symptoms == | Trap 000e, a warm boot will allow the drivers to load correctly, but the auto-configurator will incorrectly identify any cards that are present. (e.g. a modem will appear to be a memory card.) | ||
The PCMCIA drivers supplied with OS/2 Warp fail to configure | |||
PCMCIA cards correctly on a Dell Latitude LX4100D; A cold boot | |||
results in the socket services driver (PCMCIA.SYS) showing a | |||
Trap 000e, a warm boot will allow the drivers to load correctly, | |||
but the auto-configurator will incorrectly | |||
that are present. (e.g. a modem will appear to be a memory card.) | |||
== Hardware == | == Hardware == | ||
The problem occurs with Dell Latitude LX4100D and LX475D Laptops with a flash BIOS revision earlier than A02 | |||
The problem occurs with Dell Latitude LX4100D and LX475D Laptops | |||
with a flash BIOS revision earlier than A02 | |||
== Problem == | == Problem == | ||
The flash BIOS in less recent LX's does not support plug and play PCMCIA. | |||
The flash BIOS in less recent LX's does not support plug and play | |||
PCMCIA. | |||
== Procedure == | == Procedure == | ||
Upgrading the flash BIOS to level A02 will cure all; The BIOS upgrade can be obtained from Dell via their WWW and FTP sites; The file LATLXA02.EXE is a self-extracting archive that contains the BIOS upgrade program and instructions on how to use it. | |||
Upgrading the flash BIOS to level A02 will cure all; The BIOS | |||
upgrade can be obtained from Dell via their WWW and FTP sites; | |||
The file LATLXA02.EXE is a self-extracting archive that contains | |||
the BIOS upgrade program and instructions on how to use it. | |||
URL's for the file are (note case!): | URL's for the file are (note case!): | ||
[http://www.us.dell.com/filelib/224a/LATLXA02.EXE] | [http://www.us.dell.com/filelib/224a/LATLXA02.EXE] | ||
[ftp://ftp.dell.com/dellbbs/bios/latlxa02.exe] | [ftp://ftp.dell.com/dellbbs/bios/latlxa02.exe] | ||
== Notes == | |||
== Notes == | |||
None. | None. | ||
''By D A J Ripley'' | |||
By | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:42, 20 May 2023
Return to The Warp Pharmacy:Hardware
Last update: 7th February, 1996
Symptoms
The PCMCIA drivers supplied with OS/2 Warp fail to configure PCMCIA cards correctly on a Dell Latitude LX4100D; A cold boot results in the socket services driver (PCMCIA.SYS) showing a Trap 000e, a warm boot will allow the drivers to load correctly, but the auto-configurator will incorrectly identify any cards that are present. (e.g. a modem will appear to be a memory card.)
Hardware
The problem occurs with Dell Latitude LX4100D and LX475D Laptops with a flash BIOS revision earlier than A02
Problem
The flash BIOS in less recent LX's does not support plug and play PCMCIA.
Procedure
Upgrading the flash BIOS to level A02 will cure all; The BIOS upgrade can be obtained from Dell via their WWW and FTP sites; The file LATLXA02.EXE is a self-extracting archive that contains the BIOS upgrade program and instructions on how to use it.
URL's for the file are (note case!):
Notes
None.
By D A J Ripley
Return to The Warp Pharmacy:Hardware