We are porting Device Control software from MSDOS to Windows 98 and need to write a Device Driver for a legacy ISA Interface Card with Visual C++ 5.0 and the Windows 98 DDK (Driver Development Kit).

There are multiple ISA slots in the Control PC so how do I specify what ISA bus the Interface Card is plugged into since it is not "Plug and Play" ?

Re: What ISA bus? by Alexander

Alexander
Tue Jun 22 22:33:01 CDT 2004

The ISA cards are not addressed by slot number. You don't have to specify
it, nor the bus number.

"Steve" <Steve@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7F0E061F-AFC9-45CA-8114-006651B2340E@microsoft.com...
> We are porting Device Control software from MSDOS to Windows 98 and need
to write a Device Driver for a legacy ISA Interface Card with Visual C++ 5.0
and the Windows 98 DDK (Driver Development Kit).
>
> There are multiple ISA slots in the Control PC so how do I specify what
ISA bus the Interface Card is plugged into since it is not "Plug and Play" ?
>