Since you're adapting the card, you can hotwire the interrupt/SlotManager ID for the NIC to whatever interrupt line is available on whatever machine you're wedging it into, I would think.
It then becomes a question of the drivers. In the case of my Asante NIC, the driver will be looking for "a" NIC to be in whatever slot might be available on whatever Mac in which "a" NIC made by Asante may reside. I don't think the NIC needs to know jack about which interrupt is yanking its chain, only the driver needs to know.
Whatcha' think, bbraun? :?:
It then becomes a question of the drivers. In the case of my Asante NIC, the driver will be looking for "a" NIC to be in whatever slot might be available on whatever Mac in which "a" NIC made by Asante may reside. I don't think the NIC needs to know jack about which interrupt is yanking its chain, only the driver needs to know.
Whatcha' think, bbraun? :?: