For ISA cards, you will have to pass certain parameters to the kernel module at
load time.  If you choose to use the seaio-load and seaio-unload scripts, these
parameters may be placed in /etc/seaio.conf.  Alternately, if you are using
modutils, you can pass the parameters by adding a line in /etc/modules.conf 
like this:
options seaio cardtype=0x3093 io=0x300

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Parameters required for ISA cards are as follows:
cardtype=0x[model #] -- this tells the module what model of ISA card
				  				you have
io=0x[io port]       -- this tells the module what IO port you want
irq=[IRQ]	       	-- the IRQ of the device

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Parameters that may optionally be specified for all cards (ISA or PCI)
major=	      allows you to specify the major number for the kernel module to 
	      		request
debug_level=  how much information shall we spit out to the kernel log.

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If you have more than one ISA card in the system, you may enter multiple values
for cardtype, io, and irq, separated by commas.
