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Subject: Re: Any Pentium boards with more than 4 PCI slots?
From: asami@freebsd.org (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Look at http://www.bit3.com/expanuni.html .

Yes, we got ours from Bit3 too.  I believe the price for a 7-slot
expansion unit is around $800.

Be careful about the motherboard though, some BIOSes don't support
more than one level of PCI-PCI bridges and won't work at all with
expansion boxes.  In particular, Award doesn't work (or didn't when we 
tried it in January or so).

Satoshi