My guess is that the SIS driver doesn't work well as a secondary
card (that is the one the bios didn't POST).
If you can change something in the motherboard bios to get the
SIS card to be the primary (the one the console comes up on), that
may help.
Also, you might want to see if you
Mark Vojkovich wrote:
My guess is that the SIS driver doesn't work well as a secondary
card (that is the one the bios didn't POST).
That might be true for that old version. Try the current one from
www.winischhofer.net which works excellently if SiS cards are secondary.
(Well, depending on a
Hey all-
Thanks for the response--I'll tell you what I've got so far, but there is
a slight problem
Got the SIS card to work by switching it to the primary card in the BIOS.
The only problem is that I mussed up my old monitor somehow when I was
having those memory/io allocation problems with
Bad timings from the video card can break really old monitors.
But those are really only those old fixed frequency monitors (from
like 10 years ago). Any modern multisync monitor should have no
problems with out-of-range signals coming from the video card.
Mark.
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