Mateusz, the packet driver works very well on my PCI Intel card but not on
my onboard, I have googled myself crazy searching for a working packet
driver. Linux had a problem with this card a few years back and the result
was a special e1000e driver, but I have no idea how to recompile it (is is
ev
2015-11-09 14:07 GMT+01:00, Don Flowers :
> Yeah, I should have mentioned that my PC has an onboard Intel 82567LM-3 for
> which there seems to be no DOS option for connectivity and the sound is HD
> and unrecognisableed by either MPXPlay or Mplayer, I have at least one game
> that will throw sound
On 11/11/2015 12:17, Zbigniew wrote:
> But you can also purchase MODERN mobo with ISA slots, like these ones:
>
> http://www.adek.com/ATX-motherboards.html
> http://www.bressner.co.uk/isa-motherboards
That's nice to know, thanks for the links! I don't think though that
anyone will want to spend $
I see, your onboard NIC is most probably based on some custom variant of
the chip. This makes things tricky...
Then I'm afraid there won't be any magic possible - either you would
need to replace the motherboard with something having more slots, or
connect one of the network/sound things via a
2015-11-11 12:27 GMT+01:00, Mateusz Viste :
> That's nice to know, thanks for the links! I don't think though that
> anyone will want to spend $500+ for a retro home machine (which
> incidentally wouldn't be that retro any more) :)
I'm going to :) it'll be a "spacesaver" - instead of 2 machines b
Hi!
> Eric, I have bought 3 PCIe sound cards advertised as DOS/SB compatible
> and none have worked. Perhaps we need a list of working PCIe cards?
Modern mainboards fail to provide some aspects of ISA-awareness to
make hardware emulation on PCI / PCIe cards work. However, you can
try software em
