🚀 go-pugleaf

When I originally received my Pantra 75, it had the drivers installed for 
Windows for the audio chip.  However, since I had to re-partition the 
drive, I had to re-install them.

I've got WAVEDEC.DRV, WAVEDEC.DSP, and VWAVEDEC.386 in \WINDOWS\SYSTEM, 
and I put the device line and drivers line in my SYSTEM.INI as described.

However, when I start Windows, it says:

I/O address 330 was specified, but 240 was detected and selected.
Interupt 5 was specified, but interrupt 9 was detected and selected.
DMA channel 1 was specified, but is not available.  DMA channel 6 was 
selected instead.

Then it gives me a nice blank screen with an hourglass in the middle as 
goes into la-la land.

I've tried setting the CMOS to other variables, but the only two that let 
me boot are disabled, and DMA 1 IRQ 5.

I've got a Pantera with a 75Mhz Pentium, 24MB RAM, the AMD SCSI chip, 1GB 
SCSI drive, and the ATAPI IDE CD-ROM.

If anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it.

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