On Sat, 19 Oct 2002 14:04:58 +0200, tam@... wrote:

>Hi David!
>
>>>On second thought I did look in HardWare Manager and it did not
>>>show an IRQ
>
>>That's interesting. Is there anyone out there using UNIAUD on one of
>>the supported chipsets who can check this?
>
>C:\>rmview /irq
>IRQ Level = 11 PCI Pin = NONE Flg = SHARED Creative Labs SBLive!
>

Tam,

Thanks for that. I hope this means that it's working perfectly for
you.

I have gotten further with my chipset. I now get the same thing you
have (with a different name). But, I had to hardcode an IRQ other than
the one the card or Resource Manager wanted. It still doesn't produce
any sound, so, I don't know if it is correct, or if the code for my
chipset isn't right for OS/2. It's probably a bit of both :)

Could you have a look at something for me. When I look in Hardware
Manager, there are two entries for sound. One is titles "NeoMagic
256ZX" and has the allocated resources. The other is titled "OS/2
Universal Audio" and has no resources. Both point to UNIAUD32.SYS.
There's probably a logical reason for them both to be there, but, I was
expecting only the first one. Do you see something similar?

And while I think of it, what mixer are you using? When I first got
the driver to load, I tried to play a sound. Of course, nothing came
out, so, I had to check the volume. I had this thought "What if it's
working perfectly, but the volume is at zero, and I can't adjust it".
I don't really think that's it, but, I want to check what mixer can be
used.

Thanks for any help,

--
David Forrester
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http://www.os2world.com/djfos2/