Well now that I look at my computer, my voodoo2 12MB also doesnt have an IRQ
but this one works, its just my parents' computer doesn't seem to want to
recognize it for the games, it recognizes it to add hardware though.
Jesse
>I think I found the problem. When I thought it was assigning it IRQ 9, it
>really isnt giving it an IRQ at all. I looked at the resources and it has
a
>memory range but no IRQ. The number 9 IRQ gives you some sort of vague
>thing like, something is here but we dont know what which, since i didnt
see
>the monster anywhere else, I assumed it was there. So this is just more
>info, I dont know if it will help diagnose.
>Jesse
>>From my old DOS days, I hated IRQ 9. It was shared with IRQ 2 (if that
>makes
>>sense to you :-).
>>I have my second ethernet card on IRQ 9 and it works fine, but the Monster
>might
>>not like it. Try changing the IRQ to 10, 11 or 12 using CONTROL PANEL /
>SYSTEM
>>/ DEVICES. (Oops I'm on NT Workstation now so I can't remember the exact
>>choices). Of course change the IRQ to one that is not conflicting with
any
>>current devices.
>>To test the card, Diamond has a test program to verify everything is
>working --
>>try that before any games.
>>Jason.
>>> Hello,
>>> On my parents computer, I put in an old voodoo1 card (diamond) to
>compliment
>>> their AMD 350. It all installs correctly, loads the drivers, can change
>>> settings everything, but no games recognize it, no programs to select a
>d3d
>>> device or opengl device recognize it and when i go to device manager and
>>> click on computer to see the IRQ, i think it is using IRQ 9 (no others
on
>>> it) but it is saying it is an unknown device there, doesnt say it is my
>3d
>>> card. Ive gotten the new drivers also, still wont work. Any ideas?
>>> Jesse
>>--------
>>Jason Monds
>>"My other car is a Ferrari"
>>http://members.home.net/gpl.mondsj/gpl - For my combined gas/brake setups
>>(Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)
