Alan Cox wrote:Well that, plus it was serialized and uses PCI electricals and timing, hence the LPC (Low Pin Count) moniker. Its performance is pretty much exactly ISA, though, and unlike PCI it provides full support for all legacy ISA features like slave DMA. -hpa --
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