I have a similar card, but mine has the DIP switch block on the bracket, just like that one described on stason.org
So, all I can suggest is:
- your switch #4 (FastWrite) seems to be neither ON nor OFF
- before writing off the card as "faulty", test it in some other machine - AGP boards aren't good for testing ISA graphics cards, I've had some cases of ISA cards refusing to start in such a board, but then working fine in earlier machines

Yeah, I didn't notice that on switch #4, I'll try the card now with the switch On and Off.
Thanks! 😀
BTW, what switch configuration is your card using?

aaronkatrini wrote on 2020-04-16, 13:33:

BTW, what switch configuration is your card using?

Everything ON, only 6 and 7 OFF, ie. "Force 8-bit ROM access" and "Force 8-bit Memory access"

Also, the jumpers:
E1: 2-3
E2: 1-2

Thank you Grzyb! 😀
The card is now working!! All I had to do was set the #4 switch to the "up" position. It booted right up, I can't believe it!
It is displaying very vivid clear colors, but the speed is not very good. I tried to run Dangerous Dave and it is a bit slow when switching scenes, making for an unpleasant gameplay overall. This is what it is reporting on Navratil:

You saved me a lot of time and spared a lot of headache! 😀

aaronkatrini wrote on 2020-04-16, 17:43:

It is displaying very vivid clear colors, but the speed is not very good. I tried to run Dangerous Dave and it is a bit slow when switching scenes, making for an unpleasant gameplay overall.

Switch #7 seems to be set to "Force 8-bit Memory access" - you can try toggling it, 16-bit memory access should speed it up.

Thanks, again! 😀
I'll try tomorrow and update the thread.