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  <H2><A NAME="2"></A>2. Supported Cards </H2>
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<H3><A NAME="3"></A>2.1. Diamond Viper VLB </H3>
<p>All Viper VLB's should work with this server, hopefully...  :-) Due
to Diamond's putting the same BIOS in some Viper VLB's as are used in
Viper PCI's, the probe may detect you have a Viper PCI when you really
have a Viper VLB.  If this happens, put <code>chipset "vipervlb"</code>
into your <code>XF86Config</code> file.</p>

<H3><A NAME="4"></A>2.2. Diamond Viper PCI </H3>

<p>You may need to specify the chipset <code>"viperpci"</code> in your 
<code>XF86Config</code> file.</p>
<p>Previously you had to find out the values for <code>MemBase</code> and
<code>IOBase</code> by yourself.  These are now autodetected.</p>

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