Funny Things Happen
Interesting question. I have a situation here with two different motherboards. One is a Gigabyte and the other an Asus. The thing is I have a particular Luna Card that is being only detected in the PC with the Gigabyte board when I put the card into the Asus board it cannot function. I get Board is not installed. This is very frustrating. I have an older Luna 2 board which functions in both my PCs. I don't know if it is the slots or the chipset on the board which I doubt. I had the first card repaired once. I don't want to believe it is broken again. I hardly ever use that card.
probably not much help - but yesterday my SFP came up with: 'hardware version I dunnowhat detected - need update blah' when I had removed the cards from the machine...
would you trust a software, a mobo or an OS under such conditions ?
It doesn't have to be CWA's fault, it could be nevertheless... A rule of thumb says 'electronics either break in the first couple of weeks or never'
A once repaired board is suspective by itself, but the error could as well be somthing the BIOS of that special mobo, something in the OS or in SFP's low level interface to the BIOS stuff or any combination.
cheers, tom
would you trust a software, a mobo or an OS under such conditions ?
It doesn't have to be CWA's fault, it could be nevertheless... A rule of thumb says 'electronics either break in the first couple of weeks or never'
A once repaired board is suspective by itself, but the error could as well be somthing the BIOS of that special mobo, something in the OS or in SFP's low level interface to the BIOS stuff or any combination.
cheers, tom
YAAAAAAAAAAAAHH. I cleaned the trouble card with a metal polish called AUTOSOL a German product. The system saw the card. Yes my two Scope Home. 6 DSPs but no sound from the other card. I had to connect the Dest and Source Analogue for the problem card, remove the in and out cables from the other card and put them into the trouble. Everything is playing correct now. I am trouble shooting further.