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> To answer Pete's original question, I would suggest posting the patch
> to http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-pcmcia which is
> where PCMCIA subsystem development conversations are taking place. It
> might be good to cc: rmk since he's been the de facto PCMCIA
> maintainer.

Or, we'll go with your idea we just discussed :) No need for the 64 bit 
pcmcia patch in that case.

I'll make the updates in the next few hours and test them.

Pete