billc@percival.UUCP (William J. Coldwell) (12/28/88)
Can a device that is not autoconfiged by hardware, be configed by using the
Expansion directory?
Let me explain the situation a little better:
The CMI Processor Accelerator does not autoconfig. So, the 68881 and
the PA resources are placed in memory via the PA software. I wish to
have it easily installed by using the Expansion directory, so that
novice users run the installation program, and never worry about it
again.
Since I have never worked with autoconfig, and the RKMs are about as clear
as mud, I am appealing to you guys (yes, hack me up, whatever.. just
point me in the right direction ;-)
Thanks,
Bill
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In article <1439@percival.UUCP> billc@percival.UUCP (William J. Coldwell) writes: >Can a device that is not autoconfiged by hardware, be configed by using the >Expansion directory? Answer: No. Executable files in the expansion drawer are only started when a matching hardware device is found. Since you are using non- autoconfig hardware, no match will ever be found. I wish you could specify "match always", but you can't. Sorry.