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Violation of the PCI spec.

To: Mailing List Recipients <pci-sig-request@znyx.com>
Subject: Violation of the PCI spec.
From: maarten.ghijsen@philips.com
Date: Wed, 22 Dec 1999 09:14:22 +0100
Sender: owner-reflector@www.pcisig.com

Hello,

I'm planning to violate the PCI spec and I wondered what the consequences of this violation could be. The way I'm planning to violate the spec is by using a 
#INTx other then #INTA for a single function device. I know the spec states that single function devices should use #INTA, but if I want to use an other pin what will be the result. For instance will the bios refuse to configure my device, since it is a 
single function device indicating it is using a pin other then #INTA?

Regards from Maarten Ghijsen,
	
Company: 	Philips DVS (3CoRD)
EMAIL:		maarten.ghijsen@philips.com

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