Reply 720 of 725, by Grosvince
Hi red-ray
Here's the result of your utility on my Rise iDragon CPU, under Win98SE.
The CPU has the Chris Norrie Easter Egg !
Vincent
Hi red-ray
Here's the result of your utility on my Rise iDragon CPU, under Win98SE.
The CPU has the Chris Norrie Easter Egg !
Vincent
Grosvince wrote on 2021-01-25, 22:31:The CPU has the Chris Norrie Easter Egg !
Hi Vincent, Thank you for checking out SIV and I thought the Easter Egg would be there. In general SIV did OK, SIV V5.56 Beta-01 should report more for your ATI Rage 3D Pro PCI GPU, but to fully report it NT4/W2K/WXP would be needed.
I was surprised SIV did not report the disk SMART information, do any utilities manage to do this please?
red-ray wrote on 2021-01-25, 23:04:I was surprised SIV did not report the disk SMART information, do any utilities manage to do this please?
Don't know about SMART function on this setup. This is a fresh Win98SE setup with an old Fujitsu disk. This "computer" is just some parts connected together laying on my workbench... Not even a sound card. I figure to test every Socket 7 possible CPU, just because know I can...
I can test the SIV with a Win2000 setup, if I found all drivers for this install.
Vincent
Grosvince wrote on 2021-01-26, 09:07:Don't know about SMART function on this setup. This is a fresh Win98SE setup with an old Fujitsu disk. This "computer" is just some parts connected together laying on my workbench... Not even a sound card. I figure to test every Socket 7 possible CPU, just because know I can...
I can test the SIV with a Win2000 setup, if I found all drivers for this install.
I have W2K on a Socket 7 board with the same chipset as yours and the only drivers I needed were for GPUs.
I wonder what is happening with SMART, I suspect doing SIV32L -DBGSDM > SIV_DBGOUT.log from a command window may provide some insight.
red-ray wrote on 2021-01-26, 10:43:Grosvince wrote on 2021-01-26, 09:07:Don't know about SMART function on this setup. This is a fresh Win98SE setup with an old Fujitsu disk. This "computer" is just some parts connected together laying on my workbench... Not even a sound card. I figure to test every Socket 7 possible CPU, just because know I can...
I can test the SIV with a Win2000 setup, if I found all drivers for this install.
I have W2K on a Socket 7 board with the same chipset as yours and the only drivers I needed were for GPUs.
I wonder what is happening with SMART, I suspect doing SIV32L -DBGSDM > SIV_DBGOUT.log from a command window may provide some insight.
SMART was turned off in Setup !
Grosvince wrote on 2021-01-31, 15:46:SMART was turned off in Setup !
Thank you for the update, so I guess SMART is now being reported, is it? What's strange though is that SIV should have enabled it anyway, I would need to see the SIV32L -DBGSDM > SIV_DBGOUT.log output to tell more.