IBM RS/6000 - Manual (Page 142)

Default Parameters
If this is the first adapter of this type on the system, you may select the
default values which are:
Interrupt Level = 7
Bus I/O Address = 0x6a0
Bus Memory = 0X0e2000
and go directly to step number 9.
2. If any ISA adapter is installed, check for available Interrupt Level values by
entering the following command:
lsresource -l bus -a | grep bus_intr
This command generates a list of adapters using different Interrupt Levels that
looks similar to the following:
N fda bus_intr_lvl 6 (A )
N sa bus_intr_lvl 4 (A )
N sa1 bus_intr_lvl 3 (A )
N sioka bus_intr_lvl 1 (A )
N sioma bus_intr_lvl 12 (A )
N ampx bus_intr_lvl 11 (A )
N apm bus_intr_lvl 7 (A )
N scsi bus_intr_lvl 13 (A )
3. Select an Interrupt Level that is not currently in use.
4. If any ISA adapter is installed, check for available Bus I/O Address values by
entering the following command:
lsresource -l bus -a | grep bus_io
This command generates a list of adapters using bus I/O that looks similar to
the following:
O fda bus_io_addr x 3f - x 3f5
O fda bus_io_addr2 x 3f7
O ppa bus_io_addr x 3bc - x 3be
O sa bus_io_addr x 3f8 - x 3ff
O sa1 bus_io_addr x 2f8 - x 2ff
O sioka bus_io_addr 1 x 6
O sioma bus_io_addr 1 x 6
O ampx bus_io_addr x 2a - x 2a6
O apm bus_io_addr x 6a - x 6a6
O sa2 bus_io_addr x 1 4 - x 1 7
O scsi bus_io_addr x f - x f ff
O scsi1 bus_io_addr x 1 - x 1 ff
5. Select a Bus I/O Address that is not currently in use.
6. If any ISA adapter is installed, check for available Bus Memory values by
entering the following command:
lsresource -l bus -a | grep bus_mem
This command generates a list of adapters using different Bus Memory
Addresses that looks similar to the following:
B ampx bus_mem_addr x e - x e1fff
B apm bus_mem_addr x e2 - x e3fff
B gga bus_mem_start x 1 - x 1ffffff
118 Introduction to PCI-Based RS/6000 Servers