>The EBSA-285 when used as an add-in board uses the PCI reset line to
>reset itself. This line (as far as I can tell) can not be asserted to
>individual cards in a bus and is only controlable by direct manipulation
>of the PCI bridge chip. Resetting it will cause all of the PCI devices
>in the system to reset.
Actually I think any card is allowed to drive RESET# down, though obviously
you are right that it will reset the entire bus (and on most systems take the
rest of the machine with it).
If the EBSA has a jumper or test point on its local bus reset signal it
wouldn't be beyond the wit of man to arrange to wire it to a parallel port or
some other convenient output. :-)
p.
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