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3 total messages Started by Daryl Erwin Tue, 05 Jan 1993 05:17
DRDOS & Links & Config Question
#3130
Author: Daryl Erwin
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1993 05:17
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Has Homer SImpson would say..."Please...Please...Please!!!"

I am running DR DOS 6 (and patch) with 10 meg memory on a 386
with SSTOR drive.  

Links (not 386) doesnt want to run with any of the sound options turned
on.  The sounds is all garbled then it crashes upon attempting
to speak?

I have similar/identical problems with Hardball3.

Can someone help me with the (D)config.sys and config.sys files

Obviously the only real line in there would be the EMM386.SYS so
what parameters work for you?

Thanks.

PS Anyone have an internet address for DRDos or A mailling list?
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Daryl Erwin                                     Net Address: derwin@mach2.WLU.CA
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Re: DRDOS & Links & Config Question
#3173
Author: Frank Slootweg CRC
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 07:45
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derwin@mach2.wlu.ca (Daryl Erwin) writes:

> PS Anyone have an internet address for DRDos or A mailling list?

  drdos@novell.com  - please include your serial number.

Frank Slootweg

P.S. I think my son had Links (non-386) running on the SSTORed D
     partition of my 2MB 386DX (HP Vectra QS/16). I will ask him for
     details.
Re: DRDOS & Links & Config Question
#3197
Author: Frank Slootweg CRC
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 09:32
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derwin@mach2.wlu.ca (Daryl Erwin) writes:

> Has Homer SImpson would say..."Please...Please...Please!!!"
> 
> I am running DR DOS 6 (and patch) with 10 meg memory on a 386
> with SSTOR drive.  
> 
> Links (not 386) doesnt want to run with any of the sound options turned
> on.  The sounds is all garbled then it crashes upon attempting
> to speak?
> 
> I have similar/identical problems with Hardball3.
> 
> Can someone help me with the (D)config.sys and config.sys files
> 
> Obviously the only real line in there would be the EMM386.SYS so
> what parameters work for you?

  Perhaps your problem does not have anything to do with DR DOS 6.0 or
its EMM386.SYS or SuperSTOR: You do not mention which soundcard, if any,
you use, but this weekend I found that I got a scenario similar to yours
(i.e. a system hang after a short sound when trying a stroke) *if*

- I do *not* have a links.cfg file,

*and*

- I use the *default* configuration for my Soundblaster (i.e. the
  default hardware configuration for the card itself and the default SB
  configuration for Links (non-386)).

  If I do have a links.cfg file, configured for the default SB
configuration, then I get a system hang after a very short part of the
intro music.

  Reason:

  The default hardware configuration for the SB, as set by the factory,
uses interrupt number 7 (IRQ7), but Links uses *another* default (forgot
which, I think 3). You can change the interrupt number that Links uses
with the "SELECT SOUND BLASTER INTERUPT NUMBER" [sic] menu of the
SETBLAST program. Select choice 4, IRQ7.

  If this does not help, then first try with Links set to use the PC
speaker and let us know the results. If you have a SB, then you can also
configure Links for Adlib mode. In Adlib mode the IRQ setting is
apparently not relevant.

> Obviously the only real line in there would be the EMM386.SYS so
> what parameters work for you?

  For my 2MB 386DX (HP Vectra QS/16) with DRDOS 6.0 and SSTORed D
partition :

DEVICE=C:\DRDOS\EMM386.SYS /F=AUTO /K=AUTO /B=FFFF /R=AUTO

  With this configuration Links defaults to use expanded memory.

  Hope this helps.

Frank Slootweg
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