You seem to have a motherboard BIOS with the same limitations as mine 
(Asus P3V4X): If our BIOSes weren't braindead, ther would be (so LSI 
told me waaay back) at least one more option for Support Interrupt -- 
but I don't recall what.

In my case it means that the second channel is no longer visible once 
the machine has booted, with the result that I can have a CD-ROM drive 
on the second channel, boot from an OS/2 or eCS CD in that drive. but 
then, when the driver loads, the second channel and the CD are no longer 
accessible. I solved the problem with a separate el-cheapo SCSI adapter 
(also LSILogic).

-=-
Alan


On 01/05/05 12:07 am Don{ald} O. Woodall tossed the following 
ingredients into the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:


> F1 =Help        Arrowkeys=Select Item  -/+=Change [Item]
> Esc=Abort/Exit  Home/End=Select Item   Enter=Execute 
> 
>      The following are the choices available.



>     Support Interrupt                  [Hook Interrupt, the Default]




 
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