Hi,
On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 10:09 PM, John Ames wrote:
>> From: Rugxulo
>> Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Sound Blaster 16 issues...
>>
>> Are you running latest FreeDOS kernel and HIMEMX + JEMM386?
>> (Somehow I doubt it.) Try upgrading a few of your system fi
> From: Rugxulo
> Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Sound Blaster 16 issues...
>
> Hi,
>Are you running latest FreeDOS kernel and HIMEMX + JEMM386?
> (Somehow I doubt it.) Try upgrading a few of your system files and try
> again. Else try booting a somewhat cleaner config wit
At 11:53 AM 10/4/2011, Eric Auer wrote:
> > This is a bit of a problem, as without these I can't use the companion
> > CD-ROM drive (and I don't have an IDE controller capable of driving a
> > newer CD-ROM on hand.) SBCD gives me "Invalid Opcode" error messages,
> > like some of the other utilitie
Hi John,
> I've got an ISA SB16 on a 486 box I've installed FreeDOS on.
Very old hardware :-)
> installed, enough that games can recognize and use the hardware.
Very nice. Only true ISA soundcards really please old games.
> However, I'm still running into some trouble with it. CTSB16.SYS and
В ответ на сообщение товарища John Ames,
датированное 3-Oct-2011 17:49:
> I've got an ISA SB16 on a 486 box I've installed FreeDOS on. I had
My congratulations! :-)
> However, while CTMMSYS works without issue, CTSB16 and SBCD both crash
> during boot.
Below I will share my small experience. I d
Hi,
On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 3:24 PM, Michael C. Robinson
wrote:
> A Soundblaster is the industry standard card.
You mean "was". :-( To say modern soundcards are incompatible is
an understatement. Your only hope is really old hardware or emulators
(DOSBox, QEMU, maybe DOSEMU).
> If you have a
Hi,
Are you running latest FreeDOS kernel and HIMEMX + JEMM386?
(Somehow I doubt it.) Try upgrading a few of your system files and try
again. Else try booting a somewhat cleaner config without a lot of
extra TSRs and drivers. You'll have to give more details, though, for
further guesses.
http:/
I've got an ISA SB16 on a 486 box I've installed FreeDOS on. I had
trouble installing the driver software to begin with, as the installer
didn't want to run until I booted into MS-DOS 6.22. Now it's
installed, enough that games can recognize and use the hardware.
However, I'm still running into som
A Soundblaster is the industry standard card. If you have a 100% true
Soundblaster 16, freedos can use it. I successfully tricked Windows
98SE dos drivers for a PCI soundblaster 16 to work in Freedos. There
should be an open source replacement driver for the soundblaster 16
cards, but I don't kn
