ISAPnP can't ensure all the cycles it issues for configuration are
un-interrupted for one thing. The kernel side PnP identifies all cards
and leaves them ready so sysctl can set their address/memory/irq etc
It can be a module, it can be compiled in or out and it doesn't impact
drivers [ie it doesnt support 'live' reallocation of irq etc]
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