Re: SOUND in DOS boot--nearly there....

Download easycab, burn it to disk, boot your computer with the disk.  Try 
all the sound cards available.  If you can't find a driver that works, then 
select pcisniffer and post the results. 

You card should be supported by either the SBPCI or ENSONIQ. 


David Armstrong writes: 

> Hi all,
>         I have the video modes on my 26" cabinet almost done, but I am
> having some trouble with DOS sound.
> Sound works OK when I run advmame from the command lne (WIN98 se), but
> when I do a DOS restart I get no sound at all.  Any ideas? 
> 
> Config is...
> P4  2.4Ghz
> Gigabyte MB (onboard sound disabled)
> Jayton 3dForce G-32 (Blade 64) video
> Sound blaster (??type)  CT 5801 ES1373 chip (Probably a Sound Blaster
> Audio PCi 64 HP since it came from an 
> 
> HP  machine)
> Install as per this (ADVANCECAB website)
> http://easymamecab.mameworld.net/html/snddosdr.htm 
> 
> All of the drivers look like they are loading OK, but no sound. 
> 
> All help appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Dave. 
> 
>  
> 
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