Why are PCMIA Drivers on an SPV?

[Guest Alex_le_brit]

I was just looking at the registry on my SPV Classic - Smartphone 2002, and I see there are PCMIA drivers built in including

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\PCMCIA\Socket-CF+_Personal_Network_Card-6C76]

Why would these drivers be there when we don't have a PCMIA slot? And is there any way these could be exploited?

[Guest nedge2k]

I would assume because the original Smartphone OS was based on PPC OS and probably still is today. Not i that i can think of a PPC with a PCMCIA slot but it the only explanation i can think of.

[Guest Alex_le_brit]

I would assume because the original Smartphone OS was based on PPC OS and probably still is today. Not i that i can think of a PPC with a PCMCIA slot but it the only explanation i can think of.

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Now all I have to do is cut a huge slot in the side of my phone, and I can have WiFi. ;)

[Guest Maquina]

I would assume because the original Smartphone OS was based on PPC OS and probably still is today. Not i that i can think of a PPC with a PCMCIA slot but it the only explanation i can think of.

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Edited June 18, 2005 by Maquina

[Guest PayableOnDeath]

Now all I have to do is cut a huge slot in the side of my phone, and I can have WiFi.  ;)

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lol

just been looking on the reg of my c500 n found in the control panel a bit for WiFi

didnt seen n enable key thou :cry: