>I have a bt757C, which typically fits the "broken EISA" category since it
>looks a lot like an ISA card at the driver level (hence the delay for
>real eisa glue for bt0).  Can't speak authoratatively on the mobo chipset,
>it's a Micronics PCI/EISA 486 job (rare, yes, and the PCI sux on it).

No it doesn't -- the BusLogic BT7xx cards are in no way shape or form
broken EISA cards.  They are perfectly functional EISA cards.  Sure
they have the weird ISA I/O address, but the card *can* still be
identified at its EISA address.

>Anyway, with 64M of mem, I haven't seen a DMA problem.

That's because you have a working EISA motherboard.  If 17MB works for
you, any EISA addressable range should work for you.  (I. e. you
wouldn't get 32MB, and nothing higher -- it should either be all or
nothing.)

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