On 14-Jul-00 23:55:40 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Kurt Yamamoto wrote:
>Hi,
> I just got an x-surf card and I'm trying to get it
>working in my a3000. My suspicion is that there I
>have a defective x-surf board because after installing
>it in a slot I can't seem to get Miami to see the
>board. I've tried using the SANA-II driver as
>specified in the docs that came with the card and also
>the MNI driver that I just downloaded from Nordic
>Global. In either case I get the message to the
>effect that Miami cannot find the board.
> The test program that comes on the x-surf driver
>disk reports that it cannot find the board either.
>The manufacturer and Product ID's mentioned in the
>output of the test program are different than those
>reported by the expansion board diagnostics on the
>early boot menu.
> All four zorro slots are taken. I have a Vlab
>Motion, Toccata, Sunrize and the x-surf board. Is
>there any way that the boards could be conflicting or
>something?
>Thanks in advance for any and all help.
If you don't mind my asking, why do you have two sound cards in at the
same time? I would think they would tend to trip over each other,
wouldn't they? Also, have you upgraded your power supply at all? If not,
you're really pushing the limit hard with that set up.
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