In order to make your MCA card accepted by your system BIOS, you will need the so called
*.adf file on your reference diskette or reference partition. This can be obtained elsewere,
or from:
The basic Audiovation drivers, consists of three diskettes. They are needed for any
operating system. They are designed for Windows 3.x. There is no drivers written specific
for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT or any other Windows.
The drivers for Windows 3.x do work with Windows 95, but not with all applications.
The drivers don’t work in a plain DOS environment - DOS applications must run in a DOS
window under Windows.
If your system is running under OS/2, your will need the three above, and further two diskettes. They are to be found at my own isp:
(There was a third OS/2 2.1 bug fix file avos221.exe, but I have lost track of it.)
The original paperbased manual, were once to be found at IBM’s ftp as
av20doc.exe. It was made in the Word 5.1 format.
I have prepared a html version of the same. It is a 139KB zipfile,
which will expand to 600KB.
This consists of:
The latter probably thrown in by another trainee. You could live happily ever after, without any of it.
MWave Device Driver Developers Guide 1.0.
Toolkit for Windows 95.
Toolkit for Windows 3.x