AMD Sempron
RALink 2500 cardbus wireless adapter (internal)
ATAPI DVD-R/W
Via 82Cxx chipset, including sound and modem
S3 Unichrome AGP graphics chipset (shared memory)
Update: Got the PCMCIA working!
Turns out that Linux seems to want to put PCMCIA resources in the same place as the shared video RAM. The solution was to put a 'reserve=' option in the kernel command line. On my 3270, I use 'reserve=0x1e000000.0x02000000'. This says to reserve 32 megs (0x20000) at address 0x1e000000.
I had to use 'lspci -vv' to find the memory region that the shared video ram occupied and then subtract out how much I had reserved in BIOS for video memory. Ugh.
See this thread: http://www.averatecforums.com/showthread.php?t=2014
on the Unofficial Averatec Support Forums.