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Chipset not recognized by TLB 2.52 #895
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For OPTi 495, if I specifically try the 495XLC test, the utility is writing to register 0x2D but said register does not appear at all in the 495XLC datasheet. |
It also doesn't find the OPTi 895 on the emulated OPTi 895, and that's also implemented in accordance with the datasheet, which makes me wonder if this thing is not simply buggy. |
On the OPTi 495, it doesn't even write to register 0x22 which also controls shadowing, it's as if it assumes the register to be in the correct state. |
Hello! A bug was fixed: HIMEM.SYS now detects the A20 line and loads. A new bug I found is garbage on the screen after the TLBM loads and maps UMB memory. PD: Screenshots: |
Could you upload the hard disk image, 86box.cfg, and nvr folder of that? |
Here is the 86box.cfg and I did not use an HD for this machine I only used a bootable 5.25 floppy disk with MS-DOS 5.0 and the TLB drivers. I use the same floppy with differents chipset, changing only the chip number in the driver line inside the CONFIG.SYS according the list in the CHIPSET.DOC list of the TLBM software. |
Could you please upload the nvr folder as well? |
Here is it: |
Today I tested the Mylex 486 with 82C895 chipset. The Las byte Manager cannot initialize it. Memmaker works and says there is about 70kb of UMB, but after a soft reset (CTRL+ALT+DEL) mem command shows no change and the upper memory is not used. |
Perhaps it's making sure that register is not writable? |
The more I think of it, the more I think I was right above. I need to see what happens if I correctly make out of range registers non-writable and always return 0xFF. |
Describe the bug
I tried a software named The Last Byte Manager. This software can use the Shadow RAM of certain chipsets to map UMB memory.
The chipset OPTI-495 And the recently added 386SX OPTI-291 chipset are supported by the software but not detected.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
It is not a software problem because it detects correctly the SCATsx 82C236 chipset on the KMX-C-02, and the recently ported ECS 386/32 which has 82C302 chipset.
Screenshots
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
Here is a copy of TLB 2.52
Last byte manager 252.zip
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