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Hot swapping the PC Card, Mass-storage PC Card ATA, SRAM, or Flash memory

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Card Manufacturer Function Hot-swappable IRQ Port Capacity File system Volume label DOS Device The type of this PC Card The manufacturer of the PC Card The function of the PC Card The capability for hot swapping the PC Card The interrupt request being used (if relevant) The I/O address associated with a communication port (if relevant) The memory or disk capacity of the mass-storage PC Card (if relevant) The file system of the mass-storage PC Card (if relevant) The volume label of the storage drive in the mass-storage PC Card (if relevant) The communication port (for example, COM 1) or drive letter used by this device (if relevant) Name When you select device drivers, the following information is displayed: Driver Version The full path to the driver for this PC Card The version for the current driver Hot swapping the PC Card You can use any one of the following PC Cards as soon as you insert it into your computer: Mass-storage PC Card (ATA, SRAM, or Flash memory) PC Card modem Hot-swappable network PC Card You determine whether the PC Card is hot-swappable in the "Attribute" subwindow in PC Card Properties. Chapter 5. Using your computer with a PC Card 61

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Card
The type of this PC Card
Manufacturer
The manufacturer of the PC Card
Function
The function of the PC Card
Hot-swappable
The capability for hot swapping the PC Card
IRQ
The interrupt request being used (if relevant)
Port
The I/O address associated with a communication
port (if relevant)
Capacity
The memory or disk capacity of the mass-storage
PC Card (if relevant)
File system
The file system of the mass-storage PC Card (if
relevant)
Volume label
The volume label of the storage drive in the
mass-storage PC Card (if relevant)
DOS Device
The communication port (for example, COM 1) or
drive letter used by this device (if relevant)
Name
When you select device drivers, the following information is
displayed:
Driver
The full path to the driver for this PC Card
Version
The version for the current driver
Hot swapping the PC Card
You can use any one of the following PC Cards as soon as you
insert it into your computer:
Mass-storage PC Card (ATA, SRAM, or Flash memory)
PC Card modem
Hot-swappable network PC Card
You determine whether the PC Card is hot-swappable in the
“Attribute” subwindow in
PC Card Properties
.
Chapter 5.
Using your computer with a PC Card
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