> You have an old mainboard with isa and it`s working good for you?
No, I have a SB Live! 5.1 PCI soundcard...I had tried the driver for
SB16 emulation, but it wasn't compatible with some drivers so I never
used it. With old mainboards I mean more or less 2, 3 years.
> Very! If there come up som
Sometimes some drivers are only available via email...
Bye
Flo
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Alain M. schrieb:
> What is audio quality as good as something from this year?
7.1 + hda maybe? No idea.
> Can you really tell the difference betwen anything better than a sound
> blaster?
Not sure about this. But the wiki says something about sampling CD with
44 khz to 48 and to 44 back and t
I thonk I managed to download one, though, but I am not sure.
Alex
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Where can I download from some drivers for DOS for Realtek ethernet cards ? I
looked them up on the Internet but the download mirrors have been emptied.
Alex
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What is audio quality as good as something from this year?
Can you really tell the difference betwen anything better than a sound
blaster? At least you will need very expensive speakers, in that case
you can afford two sound cards :)
Michael Reichenbach escreveu:
> Florian Xaver schrieb:
>> I
Florian Xaver schrieb:
>
> I am using SBLive here, if you only want to use Mpxplay or QV it works
> very good. If you want to use the driver for emulating SB16, I think
> that I heard, that an old mainboard has to be used.
>
One more question. Does SBLive work in Windows XP or Vista or Linux? O
Florian Xaver schrieb:
> Yes, I think it is a good idea to ask here and then to buy an old card
> (via ebay or others...).
Yeah. :)
Because informations about this topic are not obvious.
> I am using SBLive here, if you only want to use Mpxplay or QV it works
> very good. If you want to use the
Hi,
Yes, I think it is a good idea to ask here and then to buy an old card
(via ebay or others...).
I am using SBLive here, if you only want to use Mpxplay or QV it works
very good. If you want to use the driver for emulating SB16, I think
that I heard, that an old mainboard has to be used.
I t
Hi!
For my pci-only computer Eric advised me to get either SBLive or SBPCI.
It`s a good time for me to purchase a new soundcard anyway.
Anything I should pay attention?
The problem is there is no real feature matrix, a full comparison of all
soundcards made by creative.
I found the article So
Hi!
> It`s a P3 motherboard. My system is not the most hottest (4 GHZ, quad
> core, 64 bit...) but still relatively new and incompatible.
Quad core is pretty new I would say.
> This Fortemedia FM801 chipset is only good if
> BIOS offers sb16 emulation?
No. It has hardware SB16 emulation and se
Florian Xaver schrieb:
>> Afaik the EFI comes with a full legacy BIOS emulation already. Sure we
>> can argue first if EFI is good or bad if we use it our self. In theory
>> it sounds like many cool things could be implemented (bootmanager in
>> BIOS, sb16/gus emulation, mouse/keyboard ps2 emulatio
> Afaik the EFI comes with a full legacy BIOS emulation already. Sure we
> can argue first if EFI is good or bad if we use it our self. In theory
> it sounds like many cool things could be implemented (bootmanager in
> BIOS, sb16/gus emulation, mouse/keyboard ps2 emulation...) - if someone
> willin
Eric Auer schrieb:
> Hi Michael :-)
>
>> - classic DOS games
>
> Yes - but even with a good PCI soundcard such as one with
> Fortemedia FM801 chipset (similar to cmedia, low price but
> nice compatibility) SB16 compatibility is broken if your
> mainboard is too new...
It`s a P3 motherboard. My s
Florian Xaver schrieb:
> Hola,
>
>> What are the reason why someone would use DOS?
>> - just some of my first thoughts, perhaps what I planed to do
>> - classic DOS games
>> - legacy applications
>> - nostalgia
>> - interesting for programmers
>> - easy hardware access
>> - very lightweight, start
MegaBrutal schrieb:
> 2008/5/15 Jim Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> You need a boot loader to do this. I run Linux on my PC, so my boot
>> loader is GNU GRUB. You can try that.
>
> How can I configure GRUB to load freedos.bss ? I've tried to load it
> as a kernel, but it doesn't work. Or should I try
2008/5/15 Jim Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You need a boot loader to do this. I run Linux on my PC, so my boot
> loader is GNU GRUB. You can try that.
How can I configure GRUB to load freedos.bss ? I've tried to load it
as a kernel, but it doesn't work. Or should I try to load kernel.sys ?
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2008/5/17 Clinton Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I understand that "drivers" are operating system-specific; but I was
> wondering if somebody could develop an operating system that could act as an
> "adaptor" to allow Windows drivers to emulate computer services for DOS,
> such as, for example runnin
Hola,
> What are the reason why someone would use DOS?
> - just some of my first thoughts, perhaps what I planed to do
> - classic DOS games
> - legacy applications
> - nostalgia
> - interesting for programmers
> - easy hardware access
> - very lightweight, starts very fast
> - special purpose (ba
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