Does the BeOS support PnP (Plug-and-Play)?
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BeOS for Intel
Hardware Requirements
Does the BeOS support PnP (Plug-and-Play)?
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BeOS for Intel:
Hardware Requirements
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FAQ Number:
FAQ-0469
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Last Modified:
11/4/98
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Keywords:
BeOS,
Intel,
Hardware,
Requirements,
BIOS,
plug,
play,
Plug-and-Play,
PnP
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Not really. The goal of "Plug-and-Play" is to make much easier the task of installing new hardware on Windows. With the BeOS, you plug things in and they start working.
Unfortunately, the hardware side of Plug-and-Play can sometimes interfere with the discovery and usage of hardware in your system. We recommend that you turn Plug-and-Play support off in your PC's BIOS settings, as we find that this makes a whole host of "quirky" problems disappear.
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