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ISA cards can be initialized in two ways:

1. Pass the device specific parameter (dpm address, dpm length, irq) to the kernel mode driver uio_netx
   Example passing ISA device to uio_netx driver (for detailed information refer to the Linux cifX Driver documentation):
   modprobe uio_netx custom_dpm_addr=0xD0000 custom_dpm_len=0x4000 custom_irq=5 (example values need to be replaced)

2. Pass the device specific parameter (dpm address, dpm length,...) to the user space library libcifx
   For an example see ISASample.c

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NOTE:
Method 1. allows interrupt support, while method 2. does not provide interrupt support.
The parameter (in methode 1.) need to passed when loading the uio_netx kernel module. Loading/reloading is
not possible in case the module is already loaded and still in use by another application.
For detailed information refer to the Linux cifX Driver documentation.