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From: "Kees Jan Koster" <Kees.Koster@nym.sc.philips.com>
Organization: Philips Semiconductors Nijmegen
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Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 11:44:12 GMT+0100
Subject: Re: SOYO SY-30F2 blues 
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>
> > boot -v reveals that both the SCSI and the VGA card use int# a. and 
> > occupy the same memory address. This is regardless of the settings I 
> > do in the bios (Award modular bios).
> 
> The 810 card I have has a hardware jumper to choose between #a - #d.
> My video card (S3) also insists on using #a, so the NCR card is now on
> #b and working well.
> 
No hardware jumper i'm afraid. The only jumper is one to select 
"internal bus" or "external bus". What does the S3 card want an 
interrupt for anyway, I explicitly disabled all irq assignments in 
the BIOS settings.

Groetjes,
  Kees Jan

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