🚀 go-pugleaf

I have one of these cards (its dead now... Not sure if i put it in the
bin)

Used it ages ago. Mine is the OEM version like yours.

As the guys said the "I" numbers are the IRQ settings.

But i had more probs with its base "address"

You could only have (from memory) 140 or somewere around 300.

This may be also causing probs! (it did to me tons of times!! i managed
a few pc that all had one of these cards)

I may still have the manual.. (i`m a pc tech so i keep them all)

If you need it i could scan it and send it to you via e-mail.

Let me know.

Tim

David. E. Goble wrote:
> 
> Hi all;
> 
> I have just spent the just 24 hours building faster computer for my
> linux/win95 system.
> 
> I have verything working, excetp this damn SCSI card.
> 
> The card itself has the following jumper on;
> 
>         BEN, AS1, AS0, I09, DN: for I-O 140-015f IRQ 9
> 
> Win95 has then assumed IRQ 12 when I try adding new hardware.
> 
> When I rebbot win95 says there is a problem.
> 
> Under General:Device status;
>         to see hardware documentation (code 10).
> 
> Problem is IU have no documentation.
> 
> Under Resources: Conflicting devices list;
>         no conflicts.
> 
> Can anyone help, please :<


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