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After some jumping and leaping....

The Iwill Motherboard boots and operates fine now. Here is the setup:

1. MB settings for PnP/PCI are: set IRQ 4,3 to Legacy ISA
2. Card gets set to factory default ( 0x130 base adr ), PnP enabled.
3. Change the /sys/i386/conf/GENERIC ( or whatever you use ) 
	line: controller aha0 at isa? port 0x330 blah blah blah
         to controller aha0 at isa? port 0x130 blah blah blah
4. rebuild the kernel, install it and reboot. 


Item 1 is needed since without it, the motherboard gets confused and
does
not map the sio1 (second serial port) properly. result is the OS never
sees
it. Thanks to David G. for the hint about /conf/GENERIC rather than my
hack of isa.h.

Function is beauty

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