Options 3-9
PCMCIA memory addresses and interrupts must not conflict with each other or with ad-
dresses used by the system. Each PCMCIA card requires drivers and utilities loaded into the
operating system to support the card. Follow the instructions provided with each optional
PCMCIA card.
Card changes (insertion or removal) are detected using IRQ11. If IRQ11 is not available,
another IRQ can be specified with the SSCIRRUS.EXE/IRQ driver.
Table Section 3-1 lists the drivers and utilities needed to use PCMCIA I/O and memory
cards. These drivers and utilities may already be pre-installed in the system.
Table Section 3-1 PCMCIA Drivers and Utilities
Driver/Utility Description
Directory of
C:\CARDSOFT
ATADRV.EXE ATA driver
ATAINIT.EXE ATA initialization utility
CS_APM.EXE Card services advanced power management utility to prevent battery
drain by PC cards.
CARDID.EXE Card identification executable
CARDID.INI Card identification default settings
CARDINFO.EXE Card information utility
CBDAS.CLB ComputerBoards
®
card library
CONFIG.EXE Configuration utility
CS.EXE Card services executable
CSALLOC.EXE Card services allocation utility
CSALLOC.INI Card services allocation default system setting
DLINK.CLB DLINK™ card library
GENATA.CLB Generic ATA card library
GENMODEM.CLB Generic modem card library
IBM3270.CLB IBM 3270 card library
IBMLAN.CLB IBM network card library
IBMTOK.CLB Token Ring
®
card library
INTELLAN.CLB Intelligent Ethernet LAN card library
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