FastTrak TX4650, TX2650 User Manual
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concerned devices support the feature. If your motherboard allows you to control
the assignment of these resources, you may be able to remedy the problem by:
• Changing the IRQ assignments to the PCI slots in the motherboard
BIOS during boot up.
• Reset the configuration data in your CMOS. This is usually an option in
the PnP section of your CMOS.
• Otherwise, switch the FastTrak card to a different PCI slot.
Motherboard Issues
Freeing additional IRQ resources
Since the FastTrak card supports PCI Interrupt sharing, it is possible to use
IRQs already assigned to another PCI card. Interrupt Sharing is not
supported with onboard IDE controllers. If the onboard IDE controller(s) are
not used, you may disable the controllers to free IRQ 14 and/or 15.
Configuring PCI IRQ resources
Setting the IRQ for a particular PCI slot will be different depending on the
motherboard BIOS. This setting is usually made in the PCI Configuration
and/or Plug and Play (PnP) section of the motherboard BIOS setup.
Consult your motherboard manual for information that is specific to your
motherboard.
System CMOS Issues
Set motherboard CMOS Boot sequence to boot to FastTrak Controller
On some Motherboard BIOS, it is necessary to set the Boot sequence to
SCSI, A:, C: since the FastTrak card is identified as a SCSI card.
Motherboard CMOS displays C: or D: drive failure during startup
See the Drive-Related Errors section.
Using an onboard IDE card with FastTrak Controller
If an onboard IDE controller is installed with hard disks, enable support in the
Motherboard Standard CMOS Setup for the drives. Note that the onboard
IDE hard drives will then be the bootable hard disk unless the system BIOS
has a boot sequence setting with the option to specify booting to a different
device.
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