PS1 Drivers cd

As promised I plan on putting the floppies drivers from assemblers auction and the 2500 drivers on a cd. Let me know who is interested so I can figure out final cost. The more people interested the less the cd cost.

 

Well, that's me at least.
Need drivers for 2000 board plus all the utils.

You going to keep the manual, by the way?

 

Yes, but I will put a scan of the pages on the cd.

 

I would be interested, dependent somewhat on the price of course.

 

Same boat as heinrich. Is the cash for your time and effort or to cover the distribution costs or what? Are we talking $5 or $100? You wouldn't want to just upload it somewhere would you? Are you making a compilation disc of all necessary Playstation files or just misc floppy + 2500 drivers? BTW, I'm quite fond of disk/disc images + media scans

 

It would be all the floppy disc since they are drivers for the boards. I plan on doing this just once. I plan on getting this list together while I am waiting on kevin sending the items out. Once they arrive I plan on taking a count and dividing that number up into the auction price. adding a couple dollars for cd's. Basically I am not looking at making a profit if 10 of us want them than it would be 48 a disc + 5 shipping.

So let me know.

 

Ouch, it must be hard to burn 10 CDRs for $480 of free original manuals and disks lol

 

i have all drive DTL-H2000,DTL-H2500,DTL-H2700,DTL-H201A,DTL-H700,DTL-H800,DTL-S2020
(disk,Disc)

 

Ricky, how much $?
=)

 

I know for me getting the drivers was a pain and took me a while to get were i am at. I was just trying to be helpful. If more people wanted them price would be less. I used 10 as a base number and yes getting free time is tough. between my job and my kid I do not have much free time to do this.

 

well, only driver just show the card in system.at list you need runtime library (PSX,PSY-Q)

 

That is true but runtime libraries are around drivers seem to always be missing.

 

check it out DECI folder in runtime library ,

$PSDocId: Document Release 1.0 for Run-time Library Release XX$
PlayStation DECI driver Version XX

Installing the PlayStation DECI driver
* Introduction
The PlayStation DECI driver is a Windows (95/NT) driver that enables the
PlayStation development board to be used with various tools. Please install the
driver according to the instructions below when using CodeWarrior R4 or later,
or other tools that require the DECI driver.
Note that SDevTC, which works with dexbios, h25bios, etc., cannot be used in
conjunction with the DECI driver.

* Operating system and machine
Support is provided for the four combinations given below. Select the
appropriate one for your operating system and machine.
A. Windows95 and the DTL-H2000/DTL-H2700
B. Windows95 and the DTL-H2500
C. WindowsNT and the DTL-H2000/DTL-H2700
D. WindowsNT and the DTL-H2500

* Installation
A. Installing the DTL-H2000/DTL-H2700 for Windows95.
A-1. Setting up the hardware
Connect the DTL-H2000/H2700 to the PC by following the instructions for
the development board or those in the start-up manual.
A-2. Initializing the board (DTL-H2700 only)
Please update the DTL-H2700 to the latest firmware release. The update can
be performed by executing the following commands from the DOS prompt or DOS.
This operation is not necessary for the DTL-H2000.
> cd deci\flash27
> flash 1340
(1340 is the I/O Address for the DTL-H2700.)
A-3. Disabling settings for CW R3 and earlier, and SDevTC environments
If a driver from CW R3 or earlier is installed, please uninstall the old
driver. Select Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System -> Device
Manager -> PlayStation -> DTL-H2000 delete.
In the SDevTC environment, if loading of dexbios takes place in
config.sys, remove or comment out the line.
A-4. Specifying the I/O Address and the IRQ
Copy deci\psx95isa to an appropriate location on the hard disk.
Double click the deci\psx95isa\psx95isa.inf in the copied files.
Find the line beginning with ;IRQConfig=
If an IRQ is to be used, first delete the initial ; then enter the board
setting such as 10, 12, 15 (e.g., IRQConfig=10).
If an IRQ is not used, leave the ; as is.
A line beginning with IOConfig= should appear next. Specify the I/O
address in this line, as in IOConfig=1240-124b(3ff:
The initial values are set to IRQ: none, I/O address: 1340.
A-5. Installing the driver
Select Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Hardware. To start the
installation, follow the procedure below.
a. Click on "Next".
b. Select "No" for automatic detection, then click on "Next".
c. Select "Other device" and click on "Next".
d. Select "Have disk". For the copy source, specify the directory
containing psx95isa.inf as described above in section A-4.
e. Select PlayStation Board DECI (DTL-H2000/H2700) and click on
"Next". The port address will be displayed. Click on "Next".
f. Click on "Finish" to complete installation of the driver.

B. Installing the DTL-H2500 for Windows95
B-1. Setting up the hardware
Connect the DTL-H2500 to the PC by following the instructions for the
development board or those in the start-up manual.
B-2. Initializing the board
Please update the DTL-H2500 to the latest firmware release. The update can be
performed by executing the following commands from the DOS prompt or DOS.
> cd deci\flash25
> flash
B-3. Disabling settings for CW R3 and earlier, and SDevTC environments
If drivers are not being used they should be deleted. Otherwise the other
devices would recognize the board as a PCI card.
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel
System -> Device Manager -> Other Devices -> PCI Card -> Delete
If a driver from CW R3 or earlier is present, it should be uninstalled.
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel
System -> Device Manager -> PlayStation -> DTL-H2500 -> Delete
B-4. Installing the driver
Select Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Hardware. To start
installing, follow the procedure below.
a. Click on "Next".
b. Select "No" for automatic detection, then click on "Next".
c. Select "Other device" and click on "Next".
d. Select "Have disk". Specify deci\psx95Pci as the copy source.
e. Select PlayStation Board DECI (DTL-H2500) and click on "Next". The
board is Plug-and-Play compatible so select "Next". Click "Finish" to complete
installation of the driver.

C. Installing the DTL-H2000/DTL-H2700 for WindowsNT
C-1. Setting up the hardware
Connect the DTL-H2000/DTL-H2700 to the PC by following the instructions for the
development board or those in the start-up manual.
C-2. Initializing the board (DTL-H2700 only)
Please update the DTL-H2700 to the latest firmware release. Update the firmware
by copying the files in deci\flash27 to a bootable floppy disk and executing
the following commands. This operation is not needed for the DTL-H2000.
> cd deci\flash27
> flash 1340
(1340 is the I/O Address for the DTL-H2700.)
C-3. Specifying the I/O Address and the IRQ
Copy deci\psxNTisa to an appropriate place on the hard disk. Double click
deci\psxNTisa\psxNTisa.inf on the hard disk.
Find the line beginning with ISAIRQ=
When using an IRQ, enter the board setting such as 10, 11, 12, 15 (e.g.,
ISAIRQ=10). If no IRQ is used, enter a 0.
The next line should be one beginning with ISAAddress=. Enter the I/O address
here (e.g., ISAAddress=0x1240).
Initial settings are IRQ: none, I/O address: 1340.
C-4. Installing the driver
Right-click the psxNTisa.inf file that was copied at step C-3.
Select the Install option from the menu.
This completes installation of the driver.

D. Setting up the DTL-H2500 for WindowsNT
D-1. Setting up the hardware
Connect the DTL-H2500 to the PC by following the instructions for the
development board or those in the start-up manual.
D-2. Initializing the board

Please update the DTL-H2500 to the latest firmware release. Update the firmware
by copying the files in deci\flash25 to a bootable floppy disk and executing
the following commands.
> cd deci\flash25
> flash
D-3. Installing the driver
Right-click the psxNTPCi.inf file in the deci\psxNTPCi directory.
Select the Install option from the menu.
This completes the installation of the driver.

* Temporarily disabling the driver
The driver should be disabled when using the SDevTC tool. Each time the driver
is changed, the firmware must be updated to the appropriate version. To
determine the proper firmware version, see the instructions for the
corresponding tool.
A.B. Disabling drivers under Windows95
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel
System -> Device Manager -> PlayStation -> PlayStation Board DECI (DTL-H2....)
Under Device Usage, check "Disable for this hardware configuration".
C.D. Disabling drivers under WindowsNT
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Device -> PlayStation Board
DECI (DTL-H2....). If the state is started, click Cancel and press the Start-up
button to switch to manual mode.

* Re-enabling drivers
Drivers that were disabled using the procedure described above can be
re-enabled in the following manner.
Update the version of the firmware using the same steps that were used during
installation.
A.B. Re-enabling drivers under Windows95
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel
System -> Device Manager -> PlayStation -> PlayStation Board deci
(dtl-H2....)
Under Device Usage, uncheck "Disable for this hardware configuration".
C.D. Re-enabling drivers under WindowsNT
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> PlayStation Board DECI
(DTL-H2....).
Press the Startup button to switch to System. Press the Start button.

* Uninstalling
A.B. Uninstall drivers from Windows95
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel
System -> Device Manager -> PlayStation -> PlayStation Board DECI
(DTL-H2....). Select Delete.
If there is an inf\other directory in the Windows System directory, delete the
remaining settings files.
Depending on the Windows95 version, settings files in the inf directory may be
renamed oemxx.inf. These should be deleted.
C.D. Uninstall drivers from WindowsNT
Start Menu -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Device -> PlayStation Board
DECI (DTL-H2....)
Click the Startup button. This will disable the driver.

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When I get home will do.

 

You have to remember that a lot of the people on these boards are cheap asses, so don't be insulted if they don't want to pay anything more than a few bucks.