"J.M. Cogels" wrote:
> You mean the hardware itself? Download the driver disks for your card,
> they have tools on it to test and configure your card I believe (or take
> a look at the vendors website)...
This is what I'm trying to avoid. Those tools are most of the time written to run
on WinBlows, which means I would have to rip the other box apart just to plug these
suckers in and configure them. I was hoping there was something on Linux I could use
to change their settings (IRQ/IO)
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