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On 9 Jul 1996 15:10:46 GMT, s935537@logic.csc.cuhk.edu.hk (Ricky
Leung) wrote:


>repeating itself. What's wrong? Also, no sound can't be heard in Win95. ( It can 
Does it work in DOS?  Do you have ram installed on the card?

>As a result, no sound in either DOS or Win31! 
You need ram installed on the card  for the emulation.  You don't need
the SB emulator to get sound in win 3.11 or dos at all!!! For win 3.11
you need to install its drivers, for dos you only need to install
iwinit.exe, execute it and have the appropriate settings in your
autoexec.bat and iw.ini files, that's it.  Try running iwinit -v9.
Who needs SB emulation anyway, I don't... ;-)

>Problem again: My computer does not have enough IRQs for my devices. Since 
>GUS PnP occupies three IRQs, there is no room for my modem. How can I solve it? 
>Disable the hardware2 or hardware3? Any problems? I think that is the point 
>for my WIN95 instablity. Right?
You can disable the things you don't really need for starters,
secondly, some irq can be shared (with the irq used by the gus p'n'p
card ofcourse, not the other ones).

>       For your reference, my soundcard is GUS PnP (standard) with 8Mb 60ns SIMM 
>RAM installed. My computer is P75 PnP supported MB with 24Mb RAM. 

>       Will the problems arise because of bus mastering driver, extra IDE port in 
>the card, or else...?
If you don't use the secondary IDE port, disable it! You'll have an
extra irq!  Something more: a printerport doesn't really require an
irq.  If you install a mr.bios and use the printerport's irq, it will
work just fine ;-)