[Hardware] BoardType=Combo ClockDivider=444 ; The [Hardware] section should contain one of the following formats, ; depending on the type of ScenicMX2 board to be supported: ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; 1. "S3 Inc. Scenic/MX2 & Trio64V PCI TMP Board" ; ; (all-in-one Combo board) ; ; ; ; or ; ; ; ; "S3 Inc. Scenic/MX2 Daughter Card" mated with ; ; "S3 Inc. Trio64V 1-2MB PCI TMP Board" (daughter card Combo) ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; [Hardware] ; BoardType=Combo ; S3 PCI Combo Board. ; ClockDivider=444 ; MCLK speed (40 MHz). ; ; IRQ and IRQ Letter are determined by driver. ; ; In this configuration, any other settings ; ; such as IRQ or IRQLetter are ignored. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; 2. "Tiger Board" ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; [Hardware] ; BoardType=Tiger ; Tiger Board. ; ClockDivider=444 ; MCLK speed (40 MHz). ; ; IRQ and IRQ Letter are determined by driver. ; ; In this configuration, any other settings ; ; such as IRQ or IRQLetter are ignored. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; 3. "S3 Inc. CP3 Validation Board" (ISA card) connected to ; ; "S3 Inc. Trio64V 1-2MB PCI TMP Board" ; ; ; ; or ; ; ; ; "S3 Inc. CP3 Validation Board" (ISA card) connected to ; ; "S3 Inc. Trio64V 1-2MB VL TMP Board" ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; [Hardware] ; BoardType= ; S3 ISA CP3 Validation Board. ; ClockDivider=444 ; MCLK speed (40 MHz). ; IRQ=7 ; Fixed ISA IRQ line to be used. ; ; Note: IRQ must be between 3 and 7. ; ; Note: IRQ letter is determined by driver ; ; by default, assuming an S3 ISA CP3 board. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; 4. Example of a user-defined PCI board in which Scenic/MX2 ; ; shares a PCI IRQ line with Trio64V+. In this configuration, ; ; the driver will determine the IRQ number automatically. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; [Hardware] ; BoardType= ; Example for a user-defined PCI board. ; ClockDivider=444 ; MCLK speed (40 MHz). ; IRQ=Trio64V ; Use PCI IRQ line assigned to Trio64V. ; IRQLetter=PCI ; Use PCI interrupt pin on ScenicMX2. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; 5. Example of a user-defined PCI board in which Scenic/MX2 has ; ; its own IRQ line, separate from Trio64V+. The IRQ number ; ; must be supplied by the user or by a configuration utility. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; [Hardware] ; BoardType= ; Example for a user-defined PCI board. ; ClockDivider=444 ; MCLK speed (40 MHz). ; IRQ=9 ; Fixed PCI IRQ line to be used. ; IRQLetter=PCI ; Use PCI interrupt pin on ScenicMX2. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; 6. Example of a user-defined ISA board. The IRQ number must be ; ; supplied by the user or by a configuration utility. In this ; ; example the IRQ letter, which specifies which pin on the ; ; Scenic/MX2 chip will be used for the IRQ, is set to a fixed ; ; value (IRQ pin A). ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; [Hardware] ; BoardType= ; Example for a user-defined ISA board. ; ClockDivider=444 ; MCLK speed (40 MHz). ; IRQ=7 ; Fixed ISA IRQ line to be used. ; ; Note: IRQ range depends on board hardware. ; IRQLetter=A ; Fixed IRQ pin to be used on ScenicMX2. ; ; Note: IRQ Letter must be between A and E. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; 7. Example of a user-defined ISA board. The IRQ number must be ; ; supplied by the user or by a configuration utility. In this ; ; example the IRQ letter, which specifies which pin on the ; ; Scenic/MX2 chip will be used for the IRQ, is calculated from ; ; the IRQ number by using a string that shows how each IRQ ; ; number should be mapped to a corresponding IRQ letter. ; ; This scheme is used if the IRQLetter string contains 16 or ; ; more characters. ; ;-------------------------------------------------------------------; ; [Hardware] ; BoardType= ; Example for a user-defined ISA board. ; ClockDivider=444 ; MCLK speed (40 MHz). ; IRQ=7 ; Fixed ISA IRQ line to be used. ; ; Note: IRQ range depends on board hardware. ; IRQLetter=000ABCDE00000000 ; List showing how IRQ number is mapped ; ; to corresponding IRQ letter. For example, ; ; IRQ 7 is mapped to IRQ letter E. ; ; Note: valid IRQ letters are A to E.Download Driver Pack
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