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The PCMCIA drivers supplied with OS/2 Warp fail to configure PCMCIA cards correctly on a Dell Latitude LX4100D; A cold boot results in the socket services driver (PCMCIA.SYS) showing a Trap 000e, a warm boot will allow the drivers to load correctly, but the auto-configurator will incorrectly indentify any cards that are present. (e.g. a modem will appear to be a memory card.)
The problem occurs with Dell Latitude LX4100D and LX475D Laptops with a flash BIOS revision earlier than A02
The flash BIOS in less recent LX's does not support plug and play PCMCIA.
Upgrading the flash BIOS to level A02 will cure all; The BIOS upgrade can be obtained from Dell via their WWW and FTP sites; The file LATLXA02.EXE is a self-extracting archive that contains the BIOS upgrade program and instructions on how to use it.
URL's for the file are (note case!):
http://www.us.dell.com/filelib/224a/LATLXA02.EXE
ftp://ftp.dell.com/dellbbs/bios/latlxa02.exe
None.