[lug] XWin Problems
Jeff Howell
howeljs at grimoire.stortek.com
Wed Jan 3 09:10:41 MST 2001
I agree, sounds like a DMA/IRQ conflict. rearranging the cards will
help. Also manually specifying IRQs in the BIOS will as well. Also make
sure that PnP OS is set to NO. That option is available in almost every
BIOS I've seen, especially if it's based off an Award one.
Sean Reifschneider wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 02, 2001 at 03:12:44PM -0700, David Morris wrote:
>
>> As there is no error message anywhere, just generic unresponsiveness,
>> I am at a loss as to where to begin. Any Suggestions?
>
>
> Remove the sound card and try then. You may also want to try changing
> the *ORDER* of the cards in the PCI slots. Tyan motherboards have
> seemed to be the most prone to requiring this, but I've also seen it
> on ABit boards. Problems with resource allocation can go away
> because of changes in the order of the cards.
>
> You probably should look for a BIOS update for your motherboard as
> well. Though flashing a BIOS can result in a dead board...
>
> Are you SURE there's not an interrupt conflict? What IRQ/IO is your
> sound card listed as being on?
>
> Sean
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Jeff Howell
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