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Is there a way to find out all the controllers the motherboard can access (ie: DMA, UART, IDE) without actually looking at the motherboard board? Sorry if it sounds silly, but I just discovered the UART (had to write a windows driver for it) and I'm just curious
Can you clarify why you don't want to "look at the motherboard board?" I mean, Are you saying you don't want to do a deep technical analysis of the board? Or do you not even want to know who built it? In other words, is "look at the manual for the motherboard" an acceptable answer? Or do you need software that can give you the information you want? – Stephen Collings – 2013-09-09T13:10:24.433
I don't want to look at the motherboard because there are chances that:
Yes, a software or the manufacturer datasheet might solve my problem. – johnye2e – 2013-09-09T14:11:23.690
1This question appears to be off-topic because it is not about electronic design. – None – 2013-09-09T17:19:43.103