Me again....
I found my problem. I had some sort of BIOS conflict. Since I am brand
new to the pci and pnp motherboards I really must have messed up the bios. I
restored the default settings and got all 4 parts of the SB16 to initialize
under dos. However I promptly lost the modem in win95. After some
experienmenting with pnp settings and extra serial ports etc I managed to get
the soundcard and it's joystick port etc working correctly and got the modem
back too(or else I wouldn't be writting this now !)
Then I rebooted in dos and ran a whole bunch of laps at Bullrun and Elkhart
Lake with my Champ car and averaged 30 fps...It hit 30 and stayed
there...yes! Thanks for your help...it got me headed in the right direction!
dave henrie
ps...boy did the replay look wierd...colors flashing and stray dust
clouds...pnp? maybe pcp! :)
> % I have managed to get the newest version of ICR2 (Cart Racing)
> % running correctly with good mirrors etc and 28-30fps with full
> % graphics. Looks awesome, runs great. BUT!!!!!!!
> % They only way I can do this, get it to run properly that is, is to
> % boot in dos7.0 and run the batch files that do the magic. So far so
> % good. But my problem is my PnP SB 16 soundcard. Even tho I configured
> % it properly with an old dos 6.2 boot disk, I can't get any of the ports
> % to initialize under dos so all I get is sound. No joystick port so that
> % means no wheel. My old dos 6.2 boot disk didn't agree with my new
> % Asus Motherboard and no longer works properly. So my question is.
> % DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO TURN ON THE JOYSTICK PORT OF A PNP CARD WHEN
> % BOOTING IN DOS7.0???? That dang CTCM program runs in dos7.0 but
> % doesn't change the settings. And the CTCU program that is supposed to
> % configure the card only works in older dos 6.2. so I am screwed. If I
> % boot win95 and then drop to dos the joystick/wheel works but then icr2
> % is a black screen and won't work.
> % I can get Renddma to run properly in Nascar2 in a dos box but ICR2
> % won't. And the cartfast(indyfast.bat) WILL work but only from a dos
> % boot(I do have multiple configs to start) and then I'm back without a
> % wheel.
> % Anyone????
> I thought the way that Creative works their PnP is that the settings you
> have the card setup for in Win95 are how they card is configured when
> re-booting to DOS. Double check and make sure the gameport portion of
> the card is setup properly via Control Panel -> System Devices....
> Try the following site which has a very thorough FAQ for the AWE32 and
> should be similar to your card. <http://weber.u.washington.edu/~rep>. I
> think the answer is you may need Intel's "generic" PnP configuration
> software. The following is from Creative Lab's PnP FAQ:
> PnP in DOS/Windows 3.1x
> DOS/Windows 3.1x is not a PnP operating system. So, to configure PnP
> cards, you need to install a PnP configuration driver and a PnP
> configuration utility.
> Currently, a generic set of PnP configuration driver and utility that
> you can find in the market for the DOS/Windows 3.1x environment is
> ICM. Consisting of Intel Configuration Manager (ICM) and ISA
> Configuration Utility (ICU), this driver and utility set was
> developed by Intel Corporation as an interim solution to facilitate
> PnP configuration when a PnP operating system is not available. It
> may come pre-installed in your PC or bundled with your PnP cards.
> --
> **************************** Michael E. Carver *************************
> Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
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