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Article #31Re: W95 to WFWG 3.11 Peer Networking????
From: leo
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 1996 00:00
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David@longley.demon.co.uk "David Longley" writes:
> No..the problem is more serious.
>
> There just do not sem to be enough IRQs to go around under W95.
>
> Devices are "floating" and leading to all kinds of odd effects.
> On top of that, the SCSI AHA2940 card is not working properly (a
> known problem for the AHA2940/2940U and resident W95 drivers, I
> have downloaded the new ones which has only partially solved
> that). I think it may be that W95 is more picky about getting
> these conflicts sorted out than WFWG....
>
> System: P166, Endeavour Board
>
> PCI Matrox Millenium PCI
> PCI Miro DC20 PCI
> PCI AHA2940/2940U
>
> ISA Digital Turbo 3
>
> ISA ? Vibra 16 Sound Card
>
> The problem is getting the Digital Network Card to work reliably
> with everything else. I can't use IRQ 5 (Vibra) or 10 (AHA2940)
> and although 15 is available theoretically, the Endeavour Board
> has two IDE channels using IRQ 14 and 15 so choosing 15 leads to
> an error 9, IRQ conflict.
>
> If anyone knows of a sure way of getting these 5 working togther,
> please let me know. I have tried P&P in the AMIBIOS setup, and I
> have tried allocating various IRQs in manual mode to either the
> vibra or Digital card. In the end, the system getts so choked
> that the Miro card tries to share and IRQ with the mouse on COM 2
> - forcing me to clear NVRAM and start again.
I sympathise, but I've always managed to get enough IRQs to go around,
even on fairly heavily loaded W95 machines. A printout from MSD or similar
and a little experimentation usually seems to do the job. I think you
have a compound problem in that you're not sure about a) whether the
hardware is working and b) what to do with W95 when it is ....
--
leo
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