This adapter might use conflicting memory addresses. This requires reconfiguring the hardware
by changing jumpers.

The Windows NT driver that supports the Future Domain 845, 850, 860, and 885 adapters assumes
operation on IRQ 5. If the adapter is set for another interrupt, the Future Domain driver will
continue to work, but in a polling fashion that may slow down operation of the system. Further,
the Future Domain driver will register as claiming the use of IRQ 5, and this may disrupt
operation of another device that is actually configured for IRQ 5. If you are using one of the
above mentioned Future Domain adapters, please complete the Windows NT installation normally,
then change the IRQ information for the driver in the Registry. If the IRQ is incorrect, the 
driver will log an event that you can view using Event Viewer.


If you have a 16-bit Future Domain card or an 8-bit M series card configured with an external
SCSI device, make sure the SCSI termination is correct. You must set a jumper on the card for
this setting. Check the cards documentation for details.

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