Do you have drivers for the card for the operating system you are using?
Terry

"tc" <terrycassidy@msn.com> wrote in message 
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> Type 1, 2 and 3 only refer to the thickness of the card. That has nothing 
> to do with 16/ 32 bit functionality.
> I believe you will need Card Services but can't remember what operating 
> systems support it. Your laptop may have it already installed.
> Terry
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> "Garbin" <igcain@lineone.net> wrote in message 
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>> Hi
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>> Thanks for the reply.  The manual for the PC doesn't mention 32-bit but 
>> it does say that Slot '0' can take type I, II and III cards whilst slot 
>> '1' only takes type I and II.
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>> Also do I need to install the Toshiba card services?  The default Windows 
>> 95 install seems to recognise the PCMCIA slots OK
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>> Cheers
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>> "tc" <terrycassidy@msn.com> wrote in message 
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>>> You need to determine whether the 400CS supports Cardbus as a 32 bit 
>>> card is Cardbus. Either both slots or neither is 32 bit on the laptop.
>>> The users manual is here.
>>> http://209.167.114.38/support/Download/files_downloads/index/SatellitePro/sp400en.htm
>>> Terry
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>>> "Garbin" <igcain@lineone.net> wrote in message 
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>>>> Hi
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>>>> I have (for supporting legacy software applications) an ancient (yet 
>>>> reliable) Toshiba Satellite Pro 400CS running Windows (non-OSR2).  I 
>>>> now find I need to connect it to our ethernet LAN.  So I purchased a 
>>>> 3Com 3c589B PCMCIA newtork adapter and despite it appearing to install 
>>>> correctly I am having problems.  My questions are:
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>>>> 1) is this adapter CARDBUS? (it says it is 32-bit but is that the same 
>>>> thing?)
>>>> 2) if it is 32-bit which PCMCIA slot should it be put in ('0' or '1')?
>>>> 2) do i need to upgrade to OSR2 to get it to work?
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>>>> Thanks
>>>> Garbin
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