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Old 01-29-2005, 03:50 PM
Allen Hallada Allen Hallada is offline
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Default Re: 001 PCI bus overload and 9094 6045 6042 errors

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Hey. I've been trying to get my 001 working for a while now. I'm running XP Pro SP2 on an athlon xp2500+ with an nforce2 board. 512 meg XMS pro. The 001 is the only card on a pci slot, but the POST says the display adapter and network card are on pci busses too, though on different bus #s. The SI 3112 sata raid controller is on the same bus as the 001 though, but I don't think any irqs are shared. I tried every slot, and they are all on the same port. I can't find anywhere to enable bus mastering either, I thought that might help, and no way to disable write caching either, that option is greyed out. I even upped the pci latency timer in the bios, and that does no good. Just sitting there with 8 tracks armed the pci meter goes way up in the system usage meter bridge. They don't even have to be armed. I recently totally defragged the audio and system drives, and they are both on different channels. One PATA, one SATA. Aside from this my system runs super great. I hit record, and if it starts at all it stops a few seconds later, usually with an error like 6045 6042 9094. Mostly 6045. I shut down all other processes, I have very minimal services running, I changed the playback buffer settings back and forth. This happens when installed in the 6.1, 6.1.1 and 6.4cs9 versions. Can anyone please help? Thanks so much!
I would either try the DEP fix listed at the top of the DUC under installing WinXP with SP2 or reinstall XP using SP1 for starters.
Next I would unhook your second drive and try recording to the system drive to see if you can reproduce the same problem. If that doesn't work then it isn't your hard drive.
I will let you know that there are some issues with this motherboard and the 001. 002 users seem to be immune to them. Before you throw your system out the window, I'd try a different motherboard that is more compatible like the A7V600. Hope the DEP fix or SP1 helps you out here.

Allen
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