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Old September 9th 03, 04:59 PM
Fredrik
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Default Old PCI graphics card in new computer

I've built a new computer that I will mainly use as a fileserver and
don't need any fast graphics.

When I insert my Diamond Stealth S3 968 with 2Mb VRAM (from 1995!) in
a PCI slot and turn the computer on, the display remains in stand-by
mode. The card works in my older computer. When I try with a 2 year
old AGP card everything works fine. Are there any changes I have to do
in bios to make the PCI-card work? Or is the PCI-bus on my new
motherboard not compatible with the old graphics card? My PCI
networkcard works fine with the new motherboard...

My hardwa
Asus P4B533
Celeron 2,0GHz
256 Mb DDR PC2100

By the way: When I boot the computer I get a message:
BIOS: BIOS update data incorrect. CPUID=00000F29. Anyone knows what
this means? I've loaded setup defaults, but the message is still
there...

Thanks
Fredrik


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Old September 9th 03, 05:02 PM
JAD
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Bios turn primary display to PCI
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've built a new computer that I will mainly use as a fileserver and
don't need any fast graphics.

When I insert my Diamond Stealth S3 968 with 2Mb VRAM (from 1995!) in
a PCI slot and turn the computer on, the display remains in stand-by
mode. The card works in my older computer. When I try with a 2 year
old AGP card everything works fine. Are there any changes I have to do
in bios to make the PCI-card work? Or is the PCI-bus on my new
motherboard not compatible with the old graphics card? My PCI
networkcard works fine with the new motherboard...

My hardwa
Asus P4B533
Celeron 2,0GHz
256 Mb DDR PC2100

By the way: When I boot the computer I get a message:
BIOS: BIOS update data incorrect. CPUID=00000F29. Anyone knows what
this means? I've loaded setup defaults, but the message is still
there...

Thanks
Fredrik




  #3  
Old September 9th 03, 05:14 PM
Fredrik
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I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've built a new computer that I will mainly use as a fileserver and
don't need any fast graphics.

When I insert my Diamond Stealth S3 968 with 2Mb VRAM (from 1995!) in
a PCI slot and turn the computer on, the display remains in stand-by
mode. The card works in my older computer. When I try with a 2 year
old AGP card everything works fine. Are there any changes I have to do
in bios to make the PCI-card work? Or is the PCI-bus on my new
motherboard not compatible with the old graphics card? My PCI
networkcard works fine with the new motherboard...

My hardwa
Asus P4B533
Celeron 2,0GHz
256 Mb DDR PC2100

By the way: When I boot the computer I get a message:
BIOS: BIOS update data incorrect. CPUID=00000F29. Anyone knows what
this means? I've loaded setup defaults, but the message is still
there...

Thanks
Fredrik




  #4  
Old September 9th 03, 05:25 PM
JAD
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hmmm ok.....tried different PCI slots? reseating? your installing alone, not with AGP in slso?
in the bios...
PNP OS installed NO
Reset configuration DATA YES


and your sure that puppy still works
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've built a new computer that I will mainly use as a fileserver and
don't need any fast graphics.

When I insert my Diamond Stealth S3 968 with 2Mb VRAM (from 1995!) in
a PCI slot and turn the computer on, the display remains in stand-by
mode. The card works in my older computer. When I try with a 2 year
old AGP card everything works fine. Are there any changes I have to do
in bios to make the PCI-card work? Or is the PCI-bus on my new
motherboard not compatible with the old graphics card? My PCI
networkcard works fine with the new motherboard...

My hardwa
Asus P4B533
Celeron 2,0GHz
256 Mb DDR PC2100

By the way: When I boot the computer I get a message:
BIOS: BIOS update data incorrect. CPUID=00000F29. Anyone knows what
this means? I've loaded setup defaults, but the message is still
there...

Thanks
Fredrik






  #5  
Old September 9th 03, 05:35 PM
Fredrik
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Yes, I've tried two different PCI slots, and no AGP card at the same
time.
PNP OS installed is NO.
Where can I find the "Reset configuration data?

Thank you for your time!


On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:25:41 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

hmmm ok.....tried different PCI slots? reseating? your installing alone, not with AGP in slso?
in the bios...
PNP OS installed NO
Reset configuration DATA YES


and your sure that puppy still works
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI


  #6  
Old September 9th 03, 06:05 PM
JAD
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Your bios may not have this option...
usually right with the PNP os setting....maybe different wordage?

PNP OS installed is NO

If it has been 'no' all along, try changing it to yes and give it a try.


"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
Yes, I've tried two different PCI slots, and no AGP card at the same
time.
.
Where can I find the "Reset configuration data?

Thank you for your time!


On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:25:41 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

hmmm ok.....tried different PCI slots? reseating? your installing alone, not with AGP in slso?
in the bios...
PNP OS installed NO
Reset configuration DATA YES


and your sure that puppy still works
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI




  #7  
Old September 9th 03, 06:18 PM
JAD
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also try loading 'defaults' for the bios/cmos.....or maybe even reset (short the jumper)

"JAD" wrote in message nk.net...
Your bios may not have this option...
usually right with the PNP os setting....maybe different wordage?

PNP OS installed is NO

If it has been 'no' all along, try changing it to yes and give it a try.


"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
Yes, I've tried two different PCI slots, and no AGP card at the same
time.
.
Where can I find the "Reset configuration data?

Thank you for your time!


On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:25:41 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

hmmm ok.....tried different PCI slots? reseating? your installing alone, not with AGP in slso?
in the bios...
PNP OS installed NO
Reset configuration DATA YES


and your sure that puppy still works
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI






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Old September 9th 03, 06:46 PM
Fredrik
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Hmm...still no luck. I'm going to borrow another PCI card tomorrow to
see if it's just the one I've got that doesn't work with this
motherboard.

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 17:18:09 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

also try loading 'defaults' for the bios/cmos.....or maybe even reset (short the jumper)

"JAD" wrote in message nk.net...
Your bios may not have this option...
usually right with the PNP os setting....maybe different wordage?

PNP OS installed is NO

If it has been 'no' all along, try changing it to yes and give it a try.


"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
Yes, I've tried two different PCI slots, and no AGP card at the same
time.
.
Where can I find the "Reset configuration data?

Thank you for your time!


On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:25:41 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

hmmm ok.....tried different PCI slots? reseating? your installing alone, not with AGP in slso?
in the bios...
PNP OS installed NO
Reset configuration DATA YES


and your sure that puppy still works
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI





  #9  
Old September 9th 03, 07:27 PM
JAD
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can't think of anything else...

"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
Hmm...still no luck. I'm going to borrow another PCI card tomorrow to
see if it's just the one I've got that doesn't work with this
motherboard.

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 17:18:09 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

also try loading 'defaults' for the bios/cmos.....or maybe even reset (short the jumper)

"JAD" wrote in message nk.net...
Your bios may not have this option...
usually right with the PNP os setting....maybe different wordage?

PNP OS installed is NO

If it has been 'no' all along, try changing it to yes and give it a try.


"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
Yes, I've tried two different PCI slots, and no AGP card at the same
time.
.
Where can I find the "Reset configuration data?

Thank you for your time!


On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:25:41 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

hmmm ok.....tried different PCI slots? reseating? your installing alone, not with AGP in slso?
in the bios...
PNP OS installed NO
Reset configuration DATA YES


and your sure that puppy still works
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI







  #10  
Old September 9th 03, 07:37 PM
JAD
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you dont have a Win modem installed? 'Set IRQ for video' or something siimilar in bios? Video bios shadowing? change the
settings from what they are now to opposite(where applicable).

"JAD" wrote in message nk.net...
can't think of anything else...

"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
Hmm...still no luck. I'm going to borrow another PCI card tomorrow to
see if it's just the one I've got that doesn't work with this
motherboard.

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 17:18:09 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

also try loading 'defaults' for the bios/cmos.....or maybe even reset (short the jumper)

"JAD" wrote in message nk.net...
Your bios may not have this option...
usually right with the PNP os setting....maybe different wordage?

PNP OS installed is NO

If it has been 'no' all along, try changing it to yes and give it a try.


"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
Yes, I've tried two different PCI slots, and no AGP card at the same
time.
.
Where can I find the "Reset configuration data?

Thank you for your time!


On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:25:41 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

hmmm ok.....tried different PCI slots? reseating? your installing alone, not with AGP in slso?
in the bios...
PNP OS installed NO
Reset configuration DATA YES


and your sure that puppy still works
"Fredrik" wrote in message ...
I've tried that, it still doesn't work...

On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:02:32 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

Bios turn primary display to PCI









 




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