From: ohland@charter.net   
      
   I just compared the ODM to ADF for IBM SCSI, and RS/6000 has the ability   
   to choose a number of INT, while the PS/2 ADFs totally lack INT, and   
   it's set to INT 14. There looks to be DMA settings as well.   
      
   It could be that AIX is a LOT more restrictive on adapters, and there is   
   less issues with resource conflicts.   
      
   Christian Holzapfel wrote:   
   > But it seems generally, when comparing the ADF to the ODM, that this adapter   
   uses a much wider range of possible I/O, interrupts and DMA arbitrations in   
   the POWER world as seen with the x86 architecture.   
      
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