P4S8X-MX and asuscom ISDN PCI adapter issue

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I build up simple conf based on asus p4s8x-mx mobo (sis 661GX chipset), not
too much components (sata drive, dvd/cdrw combo).
I went to the problems when I try to install ISDN PCI adapter, P-IN-100
made by Asuscom. Device crash down my system (Win XP Pro SP2 with all
patches up to date). Device driver is last official wdm, v373.
I try to reinstall few times, cleaning system every time, changing PCI
slots, disabling or enabling ACPI in bios, but no success.
Newest bios is on mobo.
I cant find any other solutions. It strange cause it very simple
configuration, with vga and audio onboard, without any other PCI devices.

Can anyone help me?
 
I build up simple conf based on asus p4s8x-mx mobo (sis 661GX chipset), not
too much components (sata drive, dvd/cdrw combo).
I went to the problems when I try to install ISDN PCI adapter, P-IN-100
made by Asuscom. Device crash down my system (Win XP Pro SP2 with all
patches up to date). Device driver is last official wdm, v373.
I try to reinstall few times, cleaning system every time, changing PCI
slots, disabling or enabling ACPI in bios, but no success.
Newest bios is on mobo.
I cant find any other solutions. It strange cause it very simple
configuration, with vga and audio onboard, without any other PCI devices.

Can anyone help me?
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This Cologne chip HFC-S is one device used by Asuscom, and older
cards apparently use a Winbond W6692 chip.

http://www.colognechip.com/isdn/controllers/frame-hfc-s-pci-a.htm

http://www.isd.com/products/winbond_products/pdfs/Isdn/w6692.pdf

Are the crashes to random locations in memory, or is a device
driver implicated in each crash event ? Does the crash happen
when the ISDN adapter is first used ? Or when Windows first
boots ?

Have you tried to use WinXP Pro original edition or install
just the SP1 service pack ? Maybe this is an SP2 issue ?

(Driver downloads. Don't know how portable these are.)
http://www.aceex.com.tw/test1/support.htm (both chip types)

(You might find more drivers here. http://www.modem-help.com )

"Why should I avoid IRQ 12 and 15 for my ISDN card? "
http://www.isdn4linux.de/faq/i4lfaq-5.html#ss5.6

Paul
 
This Cologne chip HFC-S is one device used by Asuscom, and older
cards apparently use a Winbond W6692 chip.

http://www.colognechip.com/isdn/controllers/frame-hfc-s-pci-a.htm

http://www.isd.com/products/winbond_products/pdfs/Isdn/w6692.pdf
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I have adapter with HCF-S chip


Are the crashes to random locations in memory, or is a device
driver implicated in each crash event ? Does the crash happen
when the ISDN adapter is first used ? Or when Windows first
boots ?
Click to expand...

system crash down when i try to install driver for device, at the half of
job, go to BSOD with stop message, memory location...bla bla
Have you tried to use WinXP Pro original edition or install
just the SP1 service pack ? Maybe this is an SP2 issue ?
Click to expand...

Nope, I dont want to have older version of XP
(Driver downloads. Don't know how portable these are.)
http://www.aceex.com.tw/test1/support.htm (both chip types)

(You might find more drivers here. http://www.modem-help.com )

"Why should I avoid IRQ 12 and 15 for my ISDN card? "
http://www.isdn4linux.de/faq/i4lfaq-5.html#ss5.6
Click to expand...

No usuable drivers.
Unfortunelly, asuscom doesnt exist any more, and I will try to find older
version of driver, maybe it will help.

Anyway, thanx for fast replay and help Paul.
 
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