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Subject: Why stop_cmd=":" in /etc/rc.d/pccard ?
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Hi all,

why does /etc/rc.d/pccard say stop_cmd=":" in CURRENT?
This obviously does not 'stop' pccardd. As a consequence,
'/etc/rc.d/pccard restart' gives you two pccardd's running.

	Thanks

		Jan