[Gllug] 32-bit CardBus in laptop

[Rev Simon Rumble]

My new craptop supports 32-bit CardBus and I got a 802.11g wireless card 
with it that worked under Wiondows XP.  However, under Linux the card 
doesn't even seem to be attempting to be detected.  The card 
specifically says "32-bit CardBus" on it.

Normally when you plug in a card (supported or not), Hotplug picks up 
the insertion event and then either loads the relevant modules or not.  
However with this one I'm not getting anything.  Just nothing.

So what's different between my Linux setup and how WinXP worked?  It's a 
stock Ubuntu kernel and install.

-- 
Rev Simon Rumble <simon at rumble.net>
www.rumble.net

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