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Does anyone know about the busmastering Advansys cards?  The Iomega Jazz Jet PCI is
actually an Advansys.  One interesting thing about this card is that it is Mac
compatible - pretty unique for a PCI card with a BIOS, in my experience.

Dave Alderman