Справочник Пользователя для Magma PCI Expansion System

If you determine that one PCI card is interfering with the operation of 
another card, first try reorganizing the cards on the motherboard. 
Moving the cards around can change the order in which the cards are 
configured by the system during power-on. This will go a long way 
toward resolving module conflicts. 

As previously stated in 

, it remains 

necessary to power up ALL Expansions Systems BEFORE you turn on 
the computer. This will ensure that your power-on software can read all 
available PCI buses and properly configure all installed PCI cards. 

Obviously, the reverse also remains true for shutting your system down. 
The computer must be shut off BEFORE you attempt to turn off your 
Expansion System(s). 

When trying to troubleshoot problems with PCI cards in a multiple 
expansion system configuration, it is vital to correctly determine the 
nature of the problem. Therefore, the first task is to identify the card or 
chassis having a problem by using the Windows Device Manager, or 
Apple System Profiler. Refer to the first part of this Appendix for more 
information on identifying hierarchical levels in multiple expansion 
system configurations. 

Remember, Fan-Out configurations can consist of both PCIe to PCI 
Expansion Systems and PCI to PCI Expansion Systems. Whereas, 
Daisy-Chain configurations will consist of a PCIe to PCI Expansion 
System, followed by one or more PCI to PCI Expansion Systems. Only 
after you have all expansion systems working without any 3

rd

 Party PCI 

cards should you attempt to install any 3

rd

 Party PCI cards.