CTCM could not run correctly either to initialize the 64gold either seemingly because of this. System Shock's Install.Exe was throwing an error because while the SBPro2.0 was working in other programs there was a both an I/O and DMA conflict with the AWE64 Gold.

I have the Gameport disabled on my SBPro2.0 but P330 still seems to have a conflict elsewhere. Instead, I'm now using it for just Midi with its Midi I/O set to P300.

When trying to use the AWE64 Gold for Sound Effects/Digital Card while also using its Gameport for a midi synth like the SC-55 the game will freeze during the intro cutscene. I've revised the topic title to reflect the dual soundblaster +SC55 situation to further help anyone who looks up either topics - and also my future self when I inevitably forget 5 years from now I forgot how much authentic retro gaming made a game out of just getting the damn thing working. How can I troubleshoot this? Reply 1 of 8, by infiniteclouds What should this be set to? Digi_IO is correctly set to 544 (decimal for the hex 220), IRQ 7, card 3 (Soundblaster Pro) and dma 1. The only thing I can think of is that when I edit the CYB.CFG file the 'digi_drq' value remains at -1. I can select Roland as my music card and it picks up and plays my SC-55 (which is plugged into an AWE64G that I'm using for MIDI only) no problem. I get the same error if I manually configure The I/O, IRQ and DMA. If I choose 'Soundblaster' it hangs for a sec, throws no error and then gives me control again but choosing 'Test digital card' gives the error 'Test Complete. However, when I use the SS Setup/Installer and choose any of the following options get 'Auto-Detect Failed'. I have a SB Pro 2.0, A=220, IRQ=7 DMA=1 as my jumpers and set blaster environment - which in testing is detected by Wolfenstein 3D.

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