Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
> ISA cards. I even
> have some PCI cards that will not work together.
I bought one last year that was very picky about what it worked with.
> It usually happens
> because they can save on costs by cutting a few corners.
In my case, it was a PCI Radeon 9250. I suspect that the card treated
PCI as a slow AGP with a few bits missing, and was continually surprised
when there were *other devices on the bus*...
James.
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