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Re: Howto make a AC97 (VIA VT82C686A) working?
by Jason on Wednesday November 05, @12:07PM
Hi guy's
First this is very tricky. You have to download a file SP15509 this you wil get if you do a search under ESS ALLEGRO witch actualy are the Audio chip. When installinng and at the reboot it will install drivers for new hardware and you wil be asked to enter your win98 cd to get a file es198x.sys and suppries it's not there so you have to download that file to. Do a search on goole.com for es198x.sys and you wil find it. Also you need to download n file called allegro.cat, also do a search for that. You will see both these files are part of other drivers i think modems.
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