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At 01:57 PM 2/29/96 -0800, you wrote: > >is there a way to find this out ? i cant seem to find this anywhere, >control panel, thinkpad advisor etc. my motivation is not being able >to use 2 pcmcia devices concurrently. > >thanks ! > >doug > > Doug, If you installed the TP PCMCIA stuff under Windows or Warp, you should find a PC Card Director icon. Double click and double click on the slot with the card. If it is configured, it should report the IRQ and IO address block(s) used when configured. This of course assumes that you have the PCMCIA drivers correctly loaded in config.sys and for DOS/WIN have EMM386 correctly set up to give the PCMCIA drivers the correct size block of upper memory. If you have the TP PCMCIA stuff, you might check to see if you are current. You can download the newest versions from www.pc.ibm.com and other IBM sites. There are some fixes in the later versions. Some cards will not configure without a special enabling program. For example, I have a PCMCIA GPIB (IEEE-488 bus) card that will not enable until a special routine which is linked with the program I build runs. It will NOT work with OS/2 as it uses only DOS CS/SS to enable. If you run Warp, the system Info program can report quite a bit about PCMCIA. Also, rmview /IRQ will report interrupt usage and rmview /IO will report IO addresses. Hope this helps, Stuart Stuart F. Biggar Remote Sensing Group Optical Sciences Center University of Arizona Stuart.Biggar@opt-sci.arizona.edu Phone: 520-621-8168 Fax: 520-621-8292