[ILUG] intel pro 10 isa card

[Rick Moen]

Quoting Steffen Higel (higels at tcd.ie):

> My experience has been positive. Given that the machine is an alpha, and
> the piece of hardware in question is an ISA modem designed for an x86
> system, it worked first time without any tinkering as well as it did with
> a good half hour of fiddling with isapnp.conf.

At some risk of driving my point into the ground:  One can alternatively
disable ISA Plug'n'Pray on the card, so that hardware resources stay
where you assign them and probe reliably.  This is the optimal strategy
with, for example, good ol' 3Com 3C509B NICs.

But fortunately, we've reached the point where ISA is nearly gone,
anyway.

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