HELP ( Please ) with PCI/NCR53C810/PAS16

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3 total messages Started by Ned Snow Tue, 09 Jan 1996 12:55

#32

Author: Ned Snow
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 12:55

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Hi,

Is anyone out there using a PAS16 sound card with an NCR53C810 based
PCI SCSI adapter? My PAS16 worked fine on my SOYO SY-029CS PCI motherboard
with Award 4.50G BIOS, until I replaced the ISA Adaptec 1542B SCSI with
a no-name PCI card based on the NCR chipset. The PAS behaves as if there 
is a IRQ/DMA conflict, but I've tried the PAS and the SCSI on many
combinations of IRQ/DMA with no success. Can anyone offer any suggestions?

Thanks,
Ned

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Re: HELP ( Please ) with PCI/NCR53C810/PAS16

#33

Author: Wim Verveen
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 17:08

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snow@jolt.mpx.com.au (Ned Snow) wrote:

>Hi,

>Is anyone out there using a PAS16 sound card with an NCR53C810 based
>PCI SCSI adapter? My PAS16 worked fine on my SOYO SY-029CS PCI motherboard
>with Award 4.50G BIOS, until I replaced the ISA Adaptec 1542B SCSI with
>a no-name PCI card based on the NCR chipset. The PAS behaves as if there 
>is a IRQ/DMA conflict, but I've tried the PAS and the SCSI on many
>combinations of IRQ/DMA with no success. Can anyone offer any suggestions?

If you have a motherboard wich has also local-bus, you probably have
the same problem as me. 
After numorous problems with several of the same boards of the same
type I changed to PCI only and all problems were gone (something to do
with busmastering)

Wim

Re: HELP ( Please ) with PCI/NCR53C810/PAS16

#34

Author: dennis
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 19:18

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/v after the basedev=os2cam.add will tell you what interrupt the ncr scsi is using.

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