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18th March 2009, 10:20 AM

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I need help for specific ISA Card Driver

hi,
I am writing a driver to an ISA card non-PnP, i almosty finished the driver, the driver is loaded in the kernel, but my problem that I cannot find the ISA base address to control the card the driver was working on fedora 6 but now i passed to fedora 8 and i while i was googling i found that i should change the base address and i don't know how to find it, because in fedora 6 some one helped me to find it and lnow I am working on my own.
Thanks

Last edited by notageek; 18th March 2009 at 10:23 AM. Reason: Unmarked thread as urgent.

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