Steve> There is a proper standardised 66MHz variant of PCI, which is
Steve> used on a lot of Alpha, and (I think) Xeon boards. There's
Steve> 64bit PCI, too, with an extra connector for the extra
Steve> lines. Most dedicated x86 users seem unaware of these.
Steve> 66MHz PCI is actually somewhat troublesome. Most real 66MHz
Steve> implementations seem to have just 2 card slots per bus. That
Steve> only just scrapes through the definition of a bus. Add more
Steve> slots and things get flakey.
So you add more PCI busses.
Jes
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