1394 Cards.

NTDEV
1

I am thinking of using 1394 for Visual SoftIce and Windbg. I do not have
1394 cards.

I need to get a PCMCIA card for my laptop and PCI cards for desktops.
Which are the best cards I can buy (ignoring the cost for time being)
assuming working of the cards with windbg and Visual Softice as highest
priority.

-Srin.

2

I have heard that the card has to have a windbg stamp right next to the
manufacturer logo for it to work. apparently windbg uses 1395, a protocol
very similar but completely incompatible with standard 1394. is this true ?

3

It should work with any OHCI-compatible card - the chip designation of
Texas Instruments TSB12LVxx.

Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
xxxxx@storagecraft.com
http://www.storagecraft.com

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Subject: Re:[ntdev] 1394 Cards.

> I have heard that the card has to have a windbg stamp right next to the
> manufacturer logo for it to work. apparently windbg uses 1395, a protocol
> very similar but completely incompatible with standard 1394. is this true ?
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