Plug and Play System Architecture

Author: MindShare Inc.
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0201410133

Plug and Play System Architecture

* Designed as a companion volume to the official hardware design guide for Windows(r) 95, Plug and Play System Architecture provides a detailed hardware and software description of the Plug and Play technology that is integrated into Windows 95 and will soon appear in other operating systems, including Windows NT. Get Plug and Play System Architecture computer books for free.
In addition to coverage of ISA and EISA Plug and Play, PCMCIA and PCI are also discussed. Tom Shanley provides a comprehensive treatment of the subject including: *-legacy ISA drawbacks *-Plug and Play on EISA and ISA cards *-Windows 95 PCI problems *-Windows 95 PCMCIA enhancements *-Plug and Play terminology defined *-accessing configuration registers *-description of configuration registers *-resource data structure *-Plug and Play Check Plug and Play System Architecture our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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Tom Shanley provides a comprehensive treatment of the subject including: *-legacy ISA drawbacks *-Plug and Play on EISA and ISA cards *-Windows 95 PCI problems *-Windows 95 PCMCIA enhancements *-Plug and Play terminology defined *-accessing configuration registers *-description of configuration registers *-resource data structure *-Plug and Play

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