On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 9:06 AM, TeoZ <teoz at neo.rr.com> wrote: The challenge with EISA is finding the .CFG files that work with the EISA Configuration Utility so you can get the mainboard to work with the boards. The floppy-based sets I have come across are a superset of those needed for a specific board so it is usually worth digging around in manufacturer "driver"/mainboard diskettes to check if they also shipped .CFG files for boards other than their own. The .CFG files (they are text files sometimes with comments) can be a useful source of information about what the board does and how it is intended to work (like slot-specific assignment, IRQ conflicts etc).