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Mat Withers wrote:
> 
> I was also wondering this. On the intel architecture EISA slots also
> supported ISA cards. Is this also the case on the Indigo 2 ? or are the 
> EISA slots a bit more "non-standard".

The EISA slots on the Indigo2 do support ISA cards.  I was running an
old 3Com Etherlink III card in a Linux Indigo2 several years ago. 
Running a video card on one of them may be a bit more tricky, but should
be possible.

-Andrew