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Adaptec SCSI driver for SB16 CT1770 in Windows 98SE? (Resolved)

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First post, by Lylat1an

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I've been toying with the DMA and IRQs for my "SB16 SCSI" card's drive controller, trying to get the yellow exclamation mark to go away in Device Manager.

Is there a specific driver I need, or another setting that should work?

I'm currently on DMA zero and the IRQs on defaults according to the manual I found on The Retro Web:

https://theretroweb.com/expansioncard/documen … ation/53582.pdf

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Reply 1 of 2, by NeoG_

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As far as I know it's a bog standard AIC-6360L SCSI controller and it installs fine using Adaptec EZ-SCSI

What is the reason given for the exclamation mark in the device properties? Have you checked the hardware resources to see if they align with the jumpers on the card?

98/DOS Rig: BabyAT AladdinV, K6-2+/550, V3 2000, 128MB PC100, 20GB HDD, 128GB SD2IDE, SB Live!, SB16-SCSI, PicoGUS, WP32 McCake, iNFRA CD, ZIP100
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NeoG_ wrote on 2026-09-15, 13:30:

What is the reason given for the exclamation mark in the device properties? Have you checked the hardware resources to see if they align with the jumpers on the card?

It said that the card's resources weren't configured properly.

I found Windows' program that displays current DMAs and IRQs, and it was looking in I/O address 140H instead of the jumper-configured 340H.

Switching that in Windows fixed it. :)

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