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SubjectRe: de4x5.c patch against 2.1.117
On Thu, Aug 27, 1998 at 03:46:34AM +0200, Zlatko Calusic wrote:

> Didn't hear from M$ 'bout killing ISA :)

There was something of slashdot.org or some such about ISA being
depreciated or discontinued in the new PC98 spec. or something. I'm
sure someone who knows more details will let us know the true
details.

Makes sense from their point of view. ISA card create many support
problems, where PCI cards generally aren't as problematic.

I think now that the retail cost of PCI cards is nor approaching that
for ISA, we will start to see more and more hardware become PCI only,
even perhaps modems (many soundcards are PCI now).

> At least my BIOS can't initialize hardware properly. :)

So, your BIOS is broken - get a new one.

I don't mean this is a harsh way, but its more or less the same as if
your NIC didn't work or the BIOS wouldn't boot from a hard-disk
correctly. If the BIOS isn't working, it really needs fixing.



-cw

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