>> where 1c00 is replaced with the correct ``slot'' number (2c00 for slot
>> two, I think.  I don't have EISA, and don't know exactly how it works,
>> which is why I didn't write that part :)
>
>Do you have any plan ?

Oh, I've got lots of plans.  To write the EISA driver, no.

The problems are several, but I suppose I could do it this way, if it
can be done:

	If the IO address is given explicitly, use it.

	If not, do the EISA thing and scan all slots.

If this can be done, and there is someone with a 2742 to help me test,
I'd be happy to work on it.

--Michael

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