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  • Change PCI Address for SW under MS-DOS

    From waeltest.1989@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sat Aug 15 02:16:20 2020
    I have a software which running on ms-Dos and I need to modify the PCI Address for the SW because i need to replace the PC by Newer one. After searching in the software I found the address pci address was written as (PIO32/32T(PCI) 0x1020,4128),I found
    that 0x1020 is the"Base Address Registers" but i could not found the reference for the other number (4128), what is the number 4128 refers to knowing that it isn't Device ID or Vender ID?

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  • From JJ@21:1/5 to waeltest.1989@gmail.com on Sun Aug 16 00:04:20 2020
    On Sat, 15 Aug 2020 02:16:20 -0700 (PDT), waeltest.1989@gmail.com wrote:
    I have a software which running on ms-Dos and I need to modify the PCI Address for the SW because i need to replace the PC by Newer one. After searching in the software I found the address pci address was written as (PIO32/32T(PCI) 0x1020,4128),I found that 0x1020 is the"Base Address Registers" but i could not found the reference for the other number
    (4128), what is the number 4128 refers to knowing that it isn't Device ID
    or Vender ID?

    Check the details of the PCI device first, using one of below tools.

    Craig Hart's PCI
    https://www.bttr-software.de/freesoft/system.htm

    Dr.Hardware https://web.archive.org/web/20200206033014/http://retro-net.de/drhard/

    Dr.Hardware is in German language, but it's not difficult to get info about
    the PIC devices. Just look for text with the word "PCI" and/or "hardware".

    Post the info once you have them.

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