Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
[delted]
PCI-X (not PCI-E) slots are backwards compatible with PCI slots, by
definition.
Thanks to you both. I knew about the 5v cards, and IIRC the TDM400P
isn't available in 5v.
Some vendors PCI cards:
- don't work period
- work if you have the right rev of
Michael C. Cambria wrote:
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
[delted]
PCI-X (not PCI-E) slots are backwards compatible with PCI slots, by
definition.
Thanks to you both. I knew about the 5v cards, and IIRC the TDM400P
isn't available in 5v.
The TDM400P (and all other PCI Digium cards except the
Hi,
Does anyone know if a TDM400P will work in a PCI-X slot?
Work is offloading a few (2+ year old) workstations. If I act fast I
can buy one, but it only has 1 PCI slot (and I'll need that for
something else.) There are several PCI-X slots available, so this would
be the only option for
Michael C. Cambria wrote:
Does anyone know if a TDM400P will work in a PCI-X slot?
It will.
Work is offloading a few (2+ year old) workstations. If I act fast I
can buy one, but it only has 1 PCI slot (and I'll need that for
something else.) There are several PCI-X slots available, so
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] TDM400P in PCI-X Slot
Michael C. Cambria wrote:
Does anyone know if a TDM400P will work in a PCI-X slot?
It will.
Work is offloading a few (2+ year old) workstations. If I act fast I
can buy one, but it only has 1 PCI slot (and I'll
