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Configuring HP-UX For Peripherals: HP 9000 Computers

Chapter 2 Configuring Interface Cards

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Configuring an interface card or device adapter may provide new connectivity to external devices or instruments. For this connectivity to occur, the interface driver for the card must be present in the kernel. When the system is booted, HP-UX associates the driver (software module) with the card (hardware path) to provide communication for the external device or instrument.

Figure 2-1 Role of Drivers in Configuring Interface Cards and Peripheral Devices

Role of Drivers in Configuring Interface Cards and Peripheral Devices

This chapter gives guidelines and configuration procedures for each type of HP interface card. If you are configuring an EISA or ISA card, also consult Appendix A, EISA Board Configuration. If you are configuring a custom SIO-style driver, consult Appendix C, Major and Minor Numbers.

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