Controling an ISA card

Controling an ISA card isa slot uses I've not had the time to prove this out, but I believe it should still be possible to have full ISA support, including DMA, via a PCIPCIe isa slot computer These expansion slots represent a 16-bit ISA slot Only ISA plug-in cards are inserted into this expansion slot This motherboard contains a shared PCIISA

isa slot computer Pronounced eye-suh, ISA accepted cards for sound, display, hard drives and other devices Originally called the AT bus and introduced with the IBM PC AT in

isa expansion slot slots, but some of the equipment i use require this slot Does anyone know of any dell desktop that has a full lenght ISA bus slot? I have All ISAEISA cards are backward-compatible, meaning if you have an 8-bit ISA expansion card, it will work in an 8-bit or 16-bit ISA slot, or the rearmost part