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Eric S. Raymond wrote:

>Does anything in /proc or elswhere reliably register the presence of EISA?  
>
>Failing that, have any motherboards existed that had both PCI and EISA slots?
>
>(Yes, I have RTFD.  That's why I'm asking.)
>
I own a Compaq Proliant thus endowed.  I vaguely remember reading about 
certain configuration registers present on all EISA systems.


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