"cardbus cards are not supported"

[Matthew Carpenter]

Hey all,

I'm getting the following error:
"cardbus cards are not supported"

This is when I insert a brand new DLink DWL-G650 into an older laptop (IBM 
Thinkpad 600E).  Everything I'm finding on Google would indicate that this 
means that CARDBUS support has not been baked into the kernel... but that 
would indicate that the config file located at /boot/config-2.6.22.14-386 is 
lying.  It shows "CONFIG_CARDBUS=y" and that is the correct version of the 
running kernel, as supplied by Ubuntu.

Validating this with the linux source shows only one instance of this error 
message:

	$ grep -r 'cardbus cards are not supported' /usr/src/linux/*
	/usr/src/linux/drivers/pcmcia/cs.c:                     cs_err(skt, "cardbus 
cards are not supported.\n");

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Matt

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