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Description of problem:
Initialization of the PCMCIA boards occure after the bringing up of 
the network interfaces. 
This cause the failing of bringing up the network if the netboard is 
pcmcia.
I my case, my wireless card is PCMCIA and it is not active in the 
begining and my interface eth1 (my wireless) not getting up.

Work around is to change the name of the init script of the PCMCIA in 
the rc5.d from S24 to S9 (network init is S10). Then network works 
fine.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.plug PCMCIA board and setup wireless interface to be activated at 
the boot
2.Restart machine
3.see the init of the network interface fail, notice the PCMCIA board 
is not active during network init
4. PCMCIA getting active (as S24) 
5. You manually should activate your interface
    

Actual Results:  bringing of the net interface of PCMCIA board fail, 
because PCMCIA board is not active at the time of init.

Expected Results:  Interface should be up 

Additional info:

Work around is to change the name of the init script of the PCMCIA in 
the rc5.d from S24 to S9 (network init is S10). Then network works 
fine.