From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040510

Description of problem:

Yet again, something that is hard to pin down:

In pcmcia-cs-3.2.7-1.5:

I have a ELSA ISDN PCMCIA Adapter card. Note that I had to 
add the text strings used in recognizing a PCMCIA card to
/etc/pcmcia/config, because the mattch of the existing entry with
my card was not 100%. Anyway..

The card works nice (see 'workaround' later on). But here is what
happens when I switch on the machine:

1) Kudzu says "Network Card has been removed"...I say: "Do nothing"
   This probably means that the card is not yet visible to the PC
   at that time. 

2) The init process spits outL "Loading ISDN module failed"
   and when setting up eth1: "elsa_cs device does not seem to 
   be present" (sounds normal in view of (1))

3) In KDE, start "Network Device Control". The device "ippp0"
   is visible (I had configured it successfully) but marked as
   'inactive'

4) 'Activate' on that device yields: "Loading ISDN modules:
    Failed"

...one espresso later, the workaround:

1) Go into a shell (CTRL-ALT F1 etc), there just restart the
   PCMCIA services using /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia.
   This spits out:
   "HiSax: if_command 6 called with invalid driveId 0!"

2) But /var/lib/pcmcia/stab correctly lists the card and cardctl
   sees it to. 

3) Back to KDE, 'activate' the ippp0 again...WORKS!

4) However, ippp0 is still marked as 'inactive'. Do I care? I
   can connect and log this bug!

So, looks like a problem for which it is possibly easier to 
wait for it to go away by itself.

How reproducible:
Always

Actual Results:  PCMCIA ISDN card not initialized by PCMCIA services
at boot time.

Expected Results:  PCMCIA ISDN card should be initialized by PCMCIA
services at boot time.