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Article #24636Re: Netzwerkkarte f�r Linux
From: Thomas Andres
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1999 00:00
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Hi Marc
>> Of course not. But still all PCI cards are Plug and Play capable.
>
>Yes, but as I said, PCI is auto-configurable in itself.
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>This has nothing to do with the PnP ISA *add-on*, which breaks when
>you insert one single non PnP board.
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>You can't break PCI auto-configuration by inserting a PCI card.
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>NB: there *are* broken mainboard BIOSes, see the work-arounds in the
> Linux kernel.
Yes. This is all true. But it doesn't change the fact, that PCI Card are
Plug and Play capable. Just because it's not a hack like ISA PnP and
working fine doesn't change anything.
Bye
Thomas
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