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Mark Nipper writes:
 > On Mon, Jun 04, 2001 at 04:26:13PM -0600, Brett Bump wrote:
 > > Cool, you got it running. :-)  Now whatcha gonna do with it?  hahaha
 > > I run the Dec DE500-BA's in all my Alpha's so I don't know if the
 > > 3Com will work or not (but worth a shot).
 > 
 > 	Actually, here's another good question.  I'm about to
 > fill hose1 with a qlogic 1020 and two Mylex DAC960's.  Will I
 > even be able to put an ethernet card in hose0 at some point and
 > have it work?  In other words, will FreeBSD support the card
 > being on hose0?  Or am I misunderstanding the limitations
 > currently with "PCI bridges"?

The only cards I've seen that give a hoot what hose they're on are
NCR/Sym cards.  I suppose video cards would need to be on the zeroth
hose too..

Drew

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