On 1999-08-06 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <Eko Priono> said:
>> Yes, I can play wav and midi files, as well as CD music --
>> all under DOS with little problem.
>What kind of little problem?
What I meant was that it wasn't that difficult to *set up* the programs that
run these type of files -- and they run fine.
>Strange, why BM can't detect Jerry's SB Pro 2 compatible?
>If "BLASTER" env parm exist, does BM scans for possible IRQ
>conflict? AFAIK only port num required to detect the card...
As Gary Maddox suggested in his other post to this thread, I tried all five
different "T" settings, but they made no difference; Blaster Master is still
unable to detect the modem. I see that Gary doesn't believe that I'm having
a "runtime" error either, because of CPU speed...
>> ..................................The VEDIT2 program is
>> available at Creative Labs, but it gives me an error message
>> (both under Win98 in a DOS box and in PC DOS 2000) that says
>> "Error 5311: wrong interrupt jumper setting or interrupt
>> error".
>That's it! Could be either IRQ conflict or it expects certain
>IRQ (7 ?).
Whatever the case, I *do* know that the Toshiba uses IRQ 7 for the parallel
port, although it *should* be free (according to another diagnostic
utility) for use by another program.
>To be sure, I've just put up a simple utility to
>test the sound card. Try run it from Win98 DOS box and PC DOS,
>then let us know the results. Click the URL below to get it:
>http://members.tripod.com/~survpc/download/sdtest.zip
At first run under Win98 and PC DOS, SDTEST doesn't detect *anything* in any
of the categories listed. If my CPU is still too fast, I'll try some of
your other work-a-rounds later... I'm running out of time at the moment.
I'll be back this evening (from work), but I'll be out of town and away from
the PCs after then until late Sunday.
INFOPLUS, another diagnostic utility, says that my Sound Blaster port is
$220 and has Roland MPU-401. The printer port (and Serial Port!) have $0378
listed as their Base Ports...
>BTW, what "DOS setup program" you use to initialize the sound
>card under PC DOS 2000? Does it use *.CFG or *.INI file?
Since my manual says that I have a "Sound Blaster Pro" compatible sound
card, I've used Creative Labs' sbpdu.exe and sbpup.exe programs for
installation, drivers and diagnostics.
Jerry
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