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es1371 driver & Hardware detection

Original Message
Name: Uwe Kramer
Date: December 19, 2001 at 12:53:59 Pacific
Subject: es1371 driver & Hardware detection
Comment:
I've got different versions of that es1371 sond driver for soundblaster pci128. But to start it I need to activate the OS/2 hardware detection. I always get a trap error when doing so.
Other PCI components are working fine - without that hardware detection. Does anybody know a hint for me ?

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Response Number 1
Name: Thomas Kunert
Date: December 20, 2001 at 03:07:51 Pacific
Subject: es1371 driver & Hardware detection
Reply: (edit)
did you search under http://de.os2.org ?
If you search for es1371, you'll find that:
http://de.os2.org/forum/helpdesk/?list=47150

Habe derzeit keinen Tip fuer Dich.

Thomas


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