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Subject: preventing slackware services from auto starting
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Does some way exist to turn off pcmcia so the computer doesn't attempt to 
start it up when booting?  I've turned pcmcia off on the install where you 
get to select services but that's not stopping the computer from trying to 
start it up anyway.