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Subject: Odd requestion: EISA Configuration disk
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I have managed to really mess up my NEC Express/II P90LT EISA system
that I've been trying to get up for some eisa rework I'm doing.  Can
anybody send me the base motherboard configuration program as well as
the aic7770 config files (the ones I've found on the net, along with
the configuration program has made a big paperweight out of my box).

Thanks for any help you might be able to provide in this matter.

Warner