I recently have been trying to get my Pentium 3 without ISA setup with a sound card. The only one I have that actually supports DOS at all is a Sound Blaster Live! CT4760. I was wondering if it was at all possible to use an external MIDI device like a Roland SC-55 or MT-32? If it is possible does it …

I have a IBM PS/2 Model 80 and don't have the ESDI hdd for it. Am I boned or is there some way to hook up a cheap hard drive or usb drive to it?

Oh I'm a idiot all I had to do is change one setting in the bios and change the dma jumpers

Just bought a sb pro 2.0 today. I'm using freedos and a PC with a 266 mhz p2 and a second video card and 64mb ram. Every time I set the variables it won't work and says conflicting irq channels but sometimes when the irq is set to 7 it plays loud choppy audio for the sfx on Duke nukem test then …

cyclone3d wrote: Try installing from the Install CD for the CT4760. Here is a link to the ISO on vogonsdrivers: http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … 017&menustate=0 can I run it in dos?

I have a sb live ct4760 specifically. I found some pure dos drivers but cant install in puredos. I'm using the newest version of freedos if that matters.

I'm new to the forums and Classic Windows and I can't get my PC to boot outside of safe mode. When in normal mode it get's stuck on the blue background with the mouse in the middle. Specs are: 266mhz p2 64mb ram s3 card specifically some weird diamond one with the word 3d in it and a soundblaster …