Eric,
I am interested in the SB16 and the Aztech sound
cards. I'm poking at how to program different sound
cards from long ago. The problem is that I'm in
Argentina. Is there any way I can help you send it?
Is it worth it? (Value/Shipping-Cost)
Cas
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--- Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> De: Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
> Asunto: [Freedos-user] anybody wants some of my ISA
> cards?
> Fecha: Tue, 4 Jan 2005 00:04:04 +0100 (MET)
>
>
> Hi, I would like to get rid of some ISA hardware in
> a more
> hardware friendly way than throwing it away... Maybe
> anybody
> is interested in really USING that stuff for
> anything? Best
> "postage" would be in Germany, the Netherlands,
> Luxemburg,
> France. Or in other words, those are the best places
> to pick
> the stuff up, or when in doubt, I could even bring
> them to a
> post office in one of the mentioned countries.
>
>
> The list:
> - 14400 baud internal modem
> - Aztech soundcard with some WaveFront module, looks
> cool (wavetable,
> I guess) but Linux has no use for it. Chips:
> AZT316A, CS4231KL, ATZ816
> (main Aztech chip, Crystal DSP, Aztech/Intel chip,
> the latter probably
> for the Sony / Mitsumi / Panasonic / IDE CD ROM
> interface), plus some
> chips for the WaveFront thing. Maybe you can tell
> me more about that card?
> - original SoundBlaster 16
> - simple ALS100 soundcard
> - BNC/RJ45 network card of unknown specs
> - AT power supply from a desktop PC, classic
> dimensions, 200something Watts
> - finally, I have a full size pretty high quality
> ISA prototype board to
> "sell" (come on, at least more than the postage
> costs...), a big PCB with
> no Printed Circuity but just a big grid of contact
> holes to add your own
> chips and stuff (2.54mm grid as usual)
>
> Thanks for the feedback! In particular, it would be
> great if somebody
> could use the hardware for FreeDOS compatibility
> testing or similar,
> preferrably somebody in the NL (so Bernd could have
> a look at the lab
> from time to time ;-)). And, not to forget: All ISA
> stuff! Nothing PCI.
>
> Eric
>
> PS: boring bad ISA/PCI/AT socket 7 motherboards are
> sitting on my pile, too.
> And I have some small 72pin memory modules and a
> P100 clone chip for them,
> if you should need that. Even a CASE, if you insist
> :-)).
>
>
>
>
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