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Hi Gary,

Thanks for the reply.

> > I have a MultiTech MT128SA PCI ISDN TA which I'm having trouble
> > configuring.  The card reports an ID of 0x88167506 which matches the
> > Dynalink ID.
> > 
> > I've put tracing in isic_pnp_probe but this function is not being
> > called.  I suspect something in the pnp information.
> > 
> > Any help would be much appreciated.
> > 
> 
> ISIC PNP is desigend for use with ISA cards. It can't possibly work
> for a PCI card, for which all resources are assigend by the BIOS.

Hmm, Moment of tiredness, it is indeed an ISA card.

> Can you do a boot -v and send it to the list?

The previous message contained exactly that.  Is there any other
information that might prove useful?

Regards,
Terry.