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This device is unconfigurable because of a resource conflict with card card_name. The conflicting resource is resource_name. To fix, reconfigure the conflicting card. The selected card is unconfigurable because one of its resources is already being used by another device. Perform the following procedure: resource_name card_name The ICU has successfully configured all Plug and Play cards in your system. For the new configuration to take effect, save the configuration, then reboot your system. The ICU has successfully configured all of the Plug and Play expansion cards that were not configured by the Configuration Manager. To accept these settings, save the configuration information into NVRAM by selecting Exit from the File menu and then selecting Yes to save. You must reboot your system for these settings to take effect. The loaded card is not a category card. Press OK to proceed. The category you have chosen is not the correct category under which to add this card. Select OK. The ICU automatically opens the correct category's dialog box. Continue the procedure for adding the card as described in "Adding a Listed Card" or "Adding an Unlisted Card" in Chapter 3. No more DMA values can be added. No more interrupt values can be added. No more values are available for the resource you are trying to add or modify. No more memory values can be added. No more I/O port values can be added. The maximum number of values for each resource is as follows: 4 DMA channels 7 IRQ lines 9 memory address blocks 20 I/O ports To free values for the resource you are trying to add or modify, delete some of the values listed in the resource box for the card. If your card requires all of the values listed, contact your card manufacturer to resolve the issue. NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the Glossary in the online System User's Guide. ISA Configuration Utility Messages B-3

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ISA Configuration Utility Messages
B-3
This device is
unconfigurable
because of a
resource conflict
with card
card_name
. The con-
flicting resource
is
resource_name
.
To fix, reconfigure
the conflicting
card.
The selected card is un-
configurable because one
of its resources is already
being used by another
device.
Perform the following procedure:
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resource_name
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card_name
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The ICU has
successfully con-
figured all Plug
and Play cards in
your system. For
the new configura-
tion to take
effect, save the
configuration, then
reboot your system.
The ICU has successfully
configured all of the Plug
and Play expansion cards
that were not configured
by the Configuration
Manager.
To accept these settings, save the configuration
information into NVRAM by selecting Exit from the
File menu and then selecting Yes to save. You
must reboot your system for these settings to take
effect.
The loaded card is
not a category
card. Press OK to
proceed.
The category you have
chosen is not the correct
category under which to
add this card.
Select OK. The ICU automatically opens the
correct category’s dialog box. Continue the proce-
dure for adding the card as described in “Adding a
Listed Card” or “Adding an Unlisted Card” in
Chapter 3.
No more DMA values
can be added.
No more interrupt
values can be
added.
No more memory val-
ues can be added.
No more I/O port
values can be
added.
No more values are avail-
able for the resource you
are trying to add or
modify.
The maximum number of values for each resource
is as follows:
²
4 DMA channels
²
7 IRQ lines
²
9 memory address blocks
²
20 I/O ports
To free values for the resource you are trying to
add or modify, delete some of the values listed in
the resource box for the card. If your card requires
all of the values listed, contact your card manufac-
turer to resolve the issue.
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NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the Glossary in the online
System User’s Guide
.