GP2 Forum

Hi all,

First of all, let me say that I'm delighted to have found a resource for GP2. It's still my favorite version in Geoff Crammond's GP simulation series.

To my problem:

The good news - I'm fortunate to still have a Windows 98 (SE) platform to run my games/sims on. They usually run quite well, as the OS just doesn't have all those "nasty" little programs running in the background as the newer operating systems do.

The bad news - After installing GP2, I have no sound. It seems GP2 has an option for the Sound Blaster card, but that would be the old SB 16. And I have a SB Audigy, which doesn't seem to be included as an option anywhere.

So, does anyone know a solution to my problem? Are there any drivers and/or patches that will allow GP2 to recognise my soundcard?

Thanks!

- Catharsis

It should work with Soundblaster or SBPro or SB16/AWE32 !
Did you try the Auto Detect?

Hi AAS,

Thanks for your reply.

No, auto detect did not work.

But I did - more or less - solve my sound problem. What I did, was I installed the DOS drivers from my old SoundBlaster CD-ROM. That did the trick, the game then recognised the card at installation.

I said more or less, as the sound cuts out and distorts at times, but at least I have some sound.

The next problem:

GP2 doesn't seem to recognise the Windows Nvidia graphics drivers either. The game runs only in VGA mode, no SVGA.

So - does anyone know where I can get some Nvidia DOS drivers?

That may finally solve my problem and allow me GP2-bliss.

Thanks!

- Catharsis

Well, I'm all set.
GP2 is installed and running...and I even found my old CD that I burned with all my old setups, carsets - Tobacco and Non Tobacco - tracks, graphics, etc. Unfortunately the old CD-ROM isn't completely readable, but I think I was able to salvage most of what I need.

Happy racing to all!

- Catharsis