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Document ID: GCOR-3JDBGE |
TP 310,315 - PC Card Program Diskette for Windows 3.11(US, EMEA & Asia Pacific Only)
Applicable to: AP-N, AP-S, EMEA, United States
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Disk Release Date: |
26-09-97 |
Disk Version/Release: |
4.02g.01a |
Additional Information: |
Creating the diskette Installing the PC Card program 1.) Start Windows. Insert the PC Card device driver disk 1 into the floppy drive. This installation installs a driver in your config.sys file assigns drive letters to your PCMCIA slots. This will cause two things to happen. First, after you restart your computer you will get an error message saying Not ready reading drive D. This is because the Sleep Manager utility you installed earlier, searches all available drives to allocate disk space. When it gets to the D drive, which is your PCMCIA slot, it cannot read anything. To get past the error press the A key to abort. Secondly, your CD-ROM drive will move from drive D to drive F. Since the PCMCIA driver is loading before the CD-ROM drive is assigned a drive letter, the CD-ROM drive gets pushed back. To correct both issues just follow these simple steps: 1.) Exit out of Windows. REM DEVICEHIGH=C:\PCM4\PROGRAM\PCMATA.SYS. Note: The PCMATA.SYS driver is for PCMCIA ATA cards. If you are using, or plan on using this type of card, you will need to use this driver. |
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Windows | |
Disk Category |
PCMCIA (PC Card), DOS/Windows 3.x | |
Date Created |
25-06-97 | |
Last Updated |
22-01-99 | |
Revision Date |
15-01-2000 | |
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IBM ThinkPad | |
Product Family |
ThinkPad 310, ThinkPad 315 | |
Machine Type |
2600 | |
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Various | |
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