Excuse my Intel hardware idiocy, but, umm, how do you mean "if
the card is actually a PCI device"? There are two kinds of
slots on my motherboard, PCI and ISA, and they don't look
the same :-) This card definitely fits in a PCI slot.
Also the literature says the card is a PCI scsi adapter.
Is it possible for it "secretly" to be ISA? What would that
mean? Boy, am I confused!
and what is /proc/pci supposed to do for me? Doesn't look
too useful :-)
[root@musashi scsi]# file /proc/pci
/proc/pci: empty
How I long for the day when we will just be able to plug
peripherals into our linux crates and use them... like the
PCMCIA driver facility for laptops, now that is nice to use...
no configuration, no mystery, no hassles, you plug in the little
cards and they work ...
> Yes, attaching new devices to an existing card is a simpler course of
> action, but it means incurring an additional cost (cable price)
It would be nice if I could get the card working because it
will take a couple of days to get a cable and I am eager to
try out SANE...
de
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