PCMCIA: Statically linked CF card driver?

[kus Kusche Klaus]

Environment:
* Embedded system, ARM platform, sa1100 processor
* Current Linux standard (or RT) kernel (2.6.12-something)
* Statically linked kernel, no module infrastructure and no initrd at
all
* Static /dev, no udev or devfs
* "hotplug" or card services not wanted
* sa1100 PCMCIA interface, PC Card / CF adapter
  (e.g. Kingston Model No. CF/ADP)
  (possibly other PC cards like WLAN, too,
  but a CF adapter is the only PC card 
  we really should officially support)

Question:
* Any chance to get the CF card working in that environment?
* Any chance to boot from it?

Wishes and non-wishes:
* It would be nice to be able to replace the CF 
  without rebooting.
* It can be assumed that the PC card CF adapter 
  is present during boot.
* There is no need to support hotplugging of the PC card CF adapter.
  (i.e. the PC card CF adapter could be treated as a static,
  builtin device, with its driver linked into the kernel).

Many thanks in advance for any help!

Klaus Kusche
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