To reproduce:
1) With network service stopped, insert a pcmcia wireless card
2) Start network
Note - this sequence of events will happen "on its own" when a laptop is resumed
with
PCMCIARESTART="yes"
PCMCIABIOSBUG="yes"
NET_RESTART="yes"
in /etc/sysconfig/apmd and a wireless card plugged in before resume (for
example, never taken out after suspend).

Expected: 
Everything works fine.

Actual: 
If a card is inserted before network is started, the /etc/hotplug/net.agent
would not do anything. Because of that the /etc/pcmcia/wireless is never called
and the intarface would fail tp activate properly.

IMO, there are two ways of solving this:
A) In /etc/hotplug/net.agent, move the test for /var/lock/subsys/network *after*
the wireless stuff. This makes sense, since hotplug should do proper
initialization of the hardware even if we do not plan to use it right away.

B) Move the call to /etc/pcmcia/wireless to /sbin/ifup. This may be an even
better idea.