Did you try the 66w95drv.zip driver? I checked it but it's for Win95 Do you have a different computer with an ISA slot that you can test with? Not now but planning to get some. And yeah, using it in a non-PnP system may be a problem. Yes, I agree, getting this 386sx from the basement I didn't know …

I gave up for now, tried to load various drivers with no success. I can't even be sure that the card is fully functional. The main issue is that it's a PnP card so no jumpers to set IRQ, IO address. Ancient Compaq bios isn't helpful in this matter either.

Yesterday I tried to use SC-6000 driver, so far without success. Today I'll try the SC-8000 according to your suggestions.

I don't have the drivers but I had this card ... I miss it :) I did found the webpage via wayback machine but sadly the files are not mirrored: https://web.archive.org/web/20000302121307/http://www.gallantcom.com/audiodriver-old.html Well, at least this tells me that there were drivers for this …

cyclone3d wrote: Have you tried the SC-6000 drivers? I assumed that it won't work, different chips, the SC-7000 is PnP the SC-6000 is not.

Hi all, I'm in a process of building retro gaming computer based on 386sx. Today got a sound card named SC-7000 ver 2.0. Research shows that it was made by Galland - canadian company. Tried to look for drivers, found one for SC-6000 and SC-8000 but so far no luck for SC-7000. Took some pictures. sc- …