This driver should be plug and play.  Follow the steps below to
ensure the pcmcia subsystem is "aware" of the driver and then
plug in your card.  You should be able to insert/remove and
suspend/resume.  When you plug in the card, you'll notice the
system hangs for a few seconds while proxcfg is run.  To avoid
this, compile in your parameters and don't run proxcfg.

If you have everything configured correctly, the pcmcia subsystem 
will work like this.  When you plug in the card, rlmod.o will 
load according to /etc/pcmcia/config.

Here's what you need to do:
0) make the driver.  Don't forget to 'make config' and say to
   include pcmcia support.
1) add these lines to /etc/pcmcia/config
----------------
device "rlmod"
  class "network" module "net/rlmod"

card "Proxim RangeLAN2 7400 PC Card"
  version "PROXIM", "LAN PC CARD", "RANGELAN2"
  bind "rlmod"

card "Proxim Symphony PC Card"
  version "PROXIM", "LAN PC CARD", "SYMPHONY"
  bind "rlmod"

card "Proxim RangeLAN2 7200 PC Card"
  version "PROXIM", "LAN CARD", "RANGELAN2"
  bind "rlmod"
---------------

2) Don't forget to restart your pcmcia subsystem
3) Check README.  You need to build and install the driver.
4) Set up your pcmcia networking configuration.  See the
   network.opts file here for an example of what your
   /etc/pcmcia/network.opts might look like.
5) plug in the card.