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Patrick Moran wrote:
> > Yes, but some provsion should be on the card itself for the scsi bios.
> 
> Yes there woud be, but the card would not work then.

Sure it would.  You would have to boot from another source, like a new
u2W card :-), and load drivers for the current card.  You might have to
use two sets of drivers, but maybe not.

I have multiple scsi adapters in my 486, but I only have the card bios
turned on, on one card... the card I boot from.  The other cards are
activated through the drivers.  If I were to have all the bios turned
on, I would have to adjust each bios address, and then the only thing it
would be accomplishing would be to slow the booting process down.

Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA