> > I was also wondering this. On the intel architecture EISA slots also > > supported ISA cards. Is this also the case on the Indigo 2 ? or are the > > EISA slots a bit more "non-standard". > > The EISA slots on the Indigo2 do support ISA cards. I was running an > old 3Com Etherlink III card in a Linux Indigo2 several years ago. > Running a video card on one of them may be a bit more tricky, but should > be possible. You're going to have a problem initializing the card because you won't be able to execute the BIOS. Solutions would be to disassemble the ROM on your particular card and see what it's doing (all cards I've seen are initialized slightly differently); or perhaps some cool solution involving an x86 emulator like Bochs. -jim
