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CART/ICR2 Setup Help

5 posts by 4 people · 30 Jul 1999 - 31 Jul 1999

Duk 30 Jul 1999#483272
Have just bought a new PC - PIII 550 w SB Live and was wondering of anyone has a setup in DOS autoexec/config files to get the soundcard working under DOS so I can run Pappy's old sim. After GPL, I have the urge to race Indy again. Mail me at rfa.airmail.net or reply here. Thanks in advance, Duke
Duke, Here's what I have in my AUTOEXEC.BAT file to make the SB Live work properly in DOS with CART: SET BLASTER=a220 i9 d1 h7 p330 t6 SET CTSYN=C:\WINDOWS C:\PROGRA~1\CREATIVE\SBLIVE\DOSDRV\SBEINIT.COM SET SNDSCAPE=C:\WINDOWS You may have to fiddle a bit with the first line but don't worry if the INT and DMA numbers don't match what the CART setup program recognizes. They don't on mine but that's the only way I could get it to work. Wayne Hutchison
Benjamin 30 Jul 1999#483274
if this posts, disregard..... outlook givin' me fits right now....
Benjamin 30 Jul 1999#483275
try this, it worked on mine, but it started out as a dos/win 3.11 system so the real mode drivers were there - may or may not work with yours: run the setup and select AUTOMATIC SOUND SETUP - that should find your sound card and get the right settings..... save it and exit - then when you want to run IndyCar, restart the 'puter and press F8 to get the menu - choose COMMAND PROMPT ONLY and go run IndyCar and see if the sound works..... when I installed Win98, all my dos games lost sound I assume because the Win98 virtual machine uses different settings.... every time I would want to run one, I would first have to run the sound setup and select my sound card, that would get me sound until I went back to Windows again and the next time I would have to do the same.... by accident, I found out that by going to COMMAND PROMPT ONLY at startup, my DOS sound settings are still good and I don't have to do the setup every time..... I just have to reboot every time, but while I'm in DOS, I have sound in everything... good luck
Kirk Lane 31 Jul 1999#483415
You know, Sierra/Papy have a few patches that will update it to a Win95/98 compatible version...on one of my PCs, it was the only way to get the sound to work. Thing is, you have to follow the instructions EXACTLY. I've tried it before and tried using different directories, but it doesn't work... -- Kirk Lane ICQ: 28171652 BRT #187 "I read dead Russian authors volumes at a time I write everything down except what's on my mind 'Cause my greatest fear is the sucking sound And then I know I'll never get back out" -'Narcolepsy', Third Eye Blind

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