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From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
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To: "hallam" <hallam AT clara DOT net>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1998 10:22:30 +0000
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Subject: Re: Djgpp/Rhide crashing sound
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"hallam" <hallam AT clara DOT net> wrote:

> I just got DJGPP (v2.1), 

2.01

> and was messing around with Rhide a bit in a DOS
> box, and when I went back to Windows 95 I realised the sound card had cut
> out. (no sounds can be heard). Its a true Soundblaster 16, and it has always
> been a bit dodgy (driving games always seem to make the sound stop working,
> as do some others), but only things which actually the use the sound card
> have crashed it before. I wonder if anyone has a clue how RHIDE or DJGPP
> (sorry, don't know which, although I guess it's probably DJGPP) could crash
> the sound card. If nothing else, it might give me an idea what is wrong with
> my sound card.

I have W95 and I have a SB16 (true blue ;-) and I never experimented such a 
problem. Are you using any other thing when using djgpp? I mean, something like 
Allegro.

DJGPP and RHIDE doesn't normally mess with sound hardware.

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