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Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] Windows 98 - hardware
From: Lean Fuglsang <lean@omnia.dk>
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On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 21:51, Jim C. Brown wrote:

> You will need to go to "Add New Hardware" in the "Control Panel" and
> then (after it has scaned for plug&play hardware and finds none) choose
> to install a network adaptor from the list (i.e. skip detection of
> non-plug&play hardware). Install a Novel/Antherm 2000 card. (Apologies for
> bad spelling.) I don't remember what the manufactor was, it's
> either Microsoft, Novel, or Novel/Antherm. I think. Set the
> IO mem range that starts with 300 (300-3FF iirc), and the IRQ to 9. Take
> defaults for everything else. Finally reboot. If all goes well, it
> should work. (In my case I had to apply a patch and recompile qemu,
> but that was for qemu 0.5.2)
Okay, i tried an NE2000-compatible, found in Novel/Antherm.
I could set I/O mem range to 300, but it is 300-31F
There is an option 3E0-3FF.
There is also no IRQ 9, but only IRQ 9/2.
When I boot windows it comes with BSOD with an NDIS error.
Hopes this can bring back som rusty memory :)

*Bonus trivia*
Will qemu-fast ever work with windows 98? Or does windows need to be
patched?
-- 
Lean Fuglsang <lean@omnia.dk>