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Re: Success: Adding a PS/2 mouse port to the Shuttle HOT433 (using a dedicated keyboard controller chip)

I'm wondering, do you have any documentation about these chipsets ? You mention strap pins etc. No, I do not have any documentation. There is a thread here on VOGONs requesting documentation for UMC chipsets in https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=68829 . This thread contains a schematic for …

Re: New sound card project: AWE64 Legacy

Going from memory here - but I could swear there was an issue with one of the star trek adventure games. Either judgement rites or 25th, I can't remember exactly what it was but I think it was related to getting stereo opl3 maybe? Stereo OPL3 on a soundblaster pro 2 should work perfectly at ports …

Re: Success: Adding a PS/2 mouse port to the Shuttle HOT433 (using a dedicated keyboard controller chip)

By the way, I recently ordered some UV-erasable 8042 chips (i.e. 8742 chips) that can be used as keyboard controllers. Does anyone know a (preferably legal) source for a PS/2 compatible firmware image for them? I just assumed the open-source community already had developed suitable firmware, but my …

Re: Newly made ISA CL-GD5434

Even if you could build a card that would fully use the 16.67 MB/sec. possible with 16-bit ISA, do the maths on how many frames you can get thru. And I've yet to see an ISA graphics card being able to push more than 7 MB/sec. over the bus. Actually, the fastest you can put over ISA (not overclocked …

Success: Adding a PS/2 mouse port to the Shuttle HOT433 (using a dedicated keyboard controller chip)

I successfully added PS/2 support to Disruptor's Shuttle HOT433 (rev 1, 2 or 3) mainboard (using an external KBC). This post is a detailed explanation on what needs to be modified on the board to switch it to external keyboard controller support, and suggests a BIOS image that can be used as base. …

Re: Sound Blaster 16 Clones

In my oppinion, these drivers are dongle-protected software, where the dongle is the original Creative Labs card. The difference to typical dongle-protected software is that Creative Labs never made the dongle function of the Sound Blaster cards known - they just enjoyed their drivers crashing on " …

Re: Sound Blaster 16 Clones

Also, has anyone tried using the SB16 Windows drivers and/or the Creative SB16 DOS mixer with an ALS100 card? Looking at the Linux driver source the card really should be 100% compatible - I'll see if ICU + SB16 mixerset.exe works. I would not put high hopes in using Creative Labs original drivers …

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