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also the cardbus device is a Ricoh RL5C475A. I emailed support and they told me to view the manual, which kinda tells you how to configure resources, but it's not in detail If somebody can help me get cardware 7.0 working, that would be great. The windows 98 version can automatically configure it for you, but the DOS / window 3.1x version won't. The PCMCIA in that laptop is listed as compatible with cardware, and also the windows 9x version works fine. Cardware is a PCMCIA / Cardbus driver that works with almost all PCMCIA controllers and on some computers the driver has to be manually configured work, The installer has lot of computers listed with preconfigured settings, you just have to select the computer model you have, but my laptop model isn't on that list so I have to configure resources of the pcmcia device to match the laptop in a cardware.ini myself, and I don't understand how to do it. I need help configuring resources for the DOS / Windows 3.1x APsoft cardware 7.0 version.

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