## AMIsetup EISA configuration file
##
## *************** Copyright (C) 1993 Robert Muchsel *******************
##
## This file is needed by AMIsetup to access EISA NVRAM properly.
## PLEASE DO NOT DELETE THIS FILE!
##
## If you are a hardware wizard, you may want to add more chipsets to
## this file. If you're not, HANDS OFF!
##
## AMIsetup understands the following commands:
##
## OFF
## - disables EISA NVRAM access
## DETECT
## - tries to detect the EISA NVRAM port at the given addresses
##   (more than one DETECT line possible)
## SET
## - sets the EISA NVRAM port to a given value without trying to detect
##   the correct port (may help you in case of an error)
##
## Syntax of DETECT/SET:
##
## DETECT/SET LO,HI,OFFSET,CHECKSUM,1S,1E,2S,2E,3S,3E,4S,4E
##  LO        : Index port low byte
##  HI        : Index port high byte
##  DATA      : Data port
##  OFFSET    : Offset of setup values in NVRAM
##  CHECKSUM  : Offset of (word sized) NVRAM checksum (add w/o carry)
##              0000 if no checksum
##  _S        : Start of 1st/2nd/3rd/4th checksummed region
##  _E        : End of 1st/2nd/3rd/4th checksummed region
##
## Some BIOS versions do a checksum over the EISA NVRAM, some don't.
## If your BIOS does, there might be 2 or 4 regions included in the
## checksum. Set unused regions' start offsets to 1 and end offsets
## to 0.
##
##
## Examples:
##  SET 0CA2,0CA3,0CA4,0F00,0F69,0F41,0F4D,0F60,0F68,0001,0000,0001,0000

; SIS
DETECT 0CA2,0CA3,0CA4,0F00,0F69,0F41,0F4D,0F60,0F68,0001,0000,0001,0000
; SIS-EISA 12/12/91 SL 486VE
DETECT 0CA2,0CA3,0CA4,0F00,0F94,0F41,0F4D,0F60,0F68,0F70,0F7B,0F90,0F93
; Generic SIS without checksum
DETECT 0CA2,0CA3,0CA4,0F00,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
; OPTI without checksum
DETECT 0C08,0C01,0800,0F00,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
; Texas Instruments TI EISA/S without checksum
DETECT 0C00,0C01,0C02,0F00,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000,0000
;
## End.