Re: how do we write a single byte in the config. registers?

["John R Pierce" <pierce@scruznet.com>]

> Beware of config. method #2. If your host chipset does not support method   
> #2, Triton family for example, then the accesses appear on the ISA bus   
> and ISA cards can react to the aliases of the config addresses. e.g. C200   
> can be seen as x200.

Ah, but isn't the port in question always X0XX?  [I don't have my PCI
references handy to recall the details here...]  If so, that shouldn't be a
problem, as addresses with 00 in bits 8,9 are reserved for the motherboard and
a PCI motherboard will decode bits 10-15=0 before enabling motherboard IO...

-jrp
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