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AWARD BIOS
PNP/PCI Configuration à DMA 0
PNP/PCI Configuration à DMA 1
PNP/PCI Configuration à DMA 3
PNP/PCI Configuration à DMA 5
PNP/PCI Configuration à DMA 6
PNP/PCI Configuration à DMA 7
If your ISA card is not PnP compatible and requires a
DMA 0
special DMA channel to support its function, set the
Legacy ISA
selected DMA channel to Legacy ISA . This setting
PCI/ISA PnP
informs the PnP BIOS to reserve the selected DMA
channel for the installed legacy ISA card. The default
is PCI/ISA PnP. Take note that PCI card does not
require DMA channel.
PNP/PCI Configuration à PCI IDE IRQ Map To
PCI IDE IRQ Map
Some old PCI IDE add-on cards are not fully PnP
To
compatible. These cards require you to specify the
slot in use to enable BIOS to properly configure the
ISA
PnP resources. This function allows you to select the
PCI-Slot1
PCI slot for any PCI IDE add-on card present in your
PCI-Slot2
system. Set this item to
PCI-Slot3
automatically configure the installed PCI IDE card(s).
PCI-Slot4
PCI-Auto
PNP/PCI Configuration à Primary IDE INT#
PNP/PCI Configuration à Secondary IDE INT#
Primary IDE INT#
These two items, in conjunction with item "PCI IDE
IRQ Map To", specify the IRQ routing of the primary
A
or secondary channel of the PCI IDE add-on card
B
(not the onboard IDE). Each PCI slot has four PCI
C
interrupts aligned as listed in the table below. You
D
must specify the slot in the "PCI IDE IRQ Map To",
and set the PCI interrupt (INTx) here according to the
interrupt connection on the card.
PCI Slot
Location 1
(pin A6)
3-26
Auto
Location 2
Location 3
(pin B7)
(pin A7)
to allow BIOS to
Location 4
(pin B8)
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