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Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

If anyone comes across this post with issues with their Gravis Ultrasound, I just wanted to say that I was under a lot of stress when I had previously been active in this thread. Wow. Five edits in one post? Anyway, my GUS Classic totally worked after fixing my mistake of placing the RAM chips …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

Thank you again. I was actually selecting Sound Blaster 16/AWE32 for my digital sound card in TIE Fighter and Descent. Setting it Sound Blaster Pro made sound work in both games! Edit: Or at least, it made sound work in the setup utilities. I haven't tried the games yet. Edit 2: Yes, it works in the …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

I would recommend using the GUS gameport for joystick input and disable the one from the Yamaha sound card, it is speed compensated and can be adjusted with the ULTRAJOY program. That program can be added to AUTOEXEC.BAT, avoiding having to type it each time when starting the computer. You can …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

To everyone who helped me in this thread, thank you again. The Gravis Ultrasound Classic works! Jazz Jackrabbit was not a good game to test because it requires two free IRQs. I don't have that. I was able to get the GUS Classic working with Superfrog. I'm faced with all kinds of limitations on the …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

I would like to thank everyone for their assistance in this thread. It turns out that my Gravis Ultrasound Classic works! I didn't fry anything! I also upgraded it to 1 megabyte of RAM! With my setup, I can't have available IRQs, where it counts, in DOS. I tried everything. I declared it the end of …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

Thank you very much for the information. I'll keep trying. I assume that if I want to "comment out" an IRQ or DMA in my autoexec.bat, then I put an "x" in its place. On a previous Windows install when I had tried using the Windows 95 GUS installer, the installer had put all x characters in the base …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

Thank you. I disabled SYMBIOS SCSI BIOS and ECP DMA Select in the BIOS hoping that they'd help me out here. I've now just set USB IRQ to NA. I got sound working perfectly in Jazz Jackrabbit, which has been my test game for my GUS Classic. I then couldn't remember what settings I used in the game's …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

I got my GUS classic to run on Win95 but not on Win98, but I guess you will use your other sound cards on non-DOS operating systems. That's correct. I tried getting the GUS Classic to run in on Windows 98. It was an ordeal. I had to enable USB in the BIOS to install the driver because my keyboard …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

@tiido and @davidrg Thank you so much! I would've never figured this out by myself. It makes sense that they were installed backwards, but I didn't know to look for the notches. I accidentally broke a leg off of the original RAM chips and I placed in both of my spare NEC RAM chips. I now see a …

Re: Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

The DRAM chips should barely be warm. Since they are hot it is quite likely they are inserted backwards and that can lead to dead GF1 chip. Show a photo of the card please. Wow! Thank you! I had initially removed the RAM chips that it came with to place in my spare NEC chips. When that wasn't …

Another "dead" Gravis Ultrasound Classic

Hello. I recently bought a Gravis Ultrasound Classic board revision 2.4 on eBay. It's not being detected by ultrinit.exe. The card is being detected on port 240, which I've jumpered the card onto, by setup.exe. The seller said that he was able to get it to make some noises, but that he "was no …

Re: Windows, Doom, Apogee OPL3 Synthesizer.

Thanks so much for the responses! I didn't see them until a little while ago because I didn't get email notification of them. I don't know if this is something to note, but Microsoft is testing adding third-party drivers to a directory called OEMDRIVERS that's outside of the System32 directory. …

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