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I guess that explains it. LW2 is LiveWire 2 (3 is on the
www.sblive.com website). Livewire is a bunch of programs and drivers
for the Soundblaster live series soundcards.
As for the autoexec.bat, Here's what mine looks like

SET BLASTER=A220 I7 D1 H5 P330  T6
SET CTSYN=C:\WINDOWS
C:\PROGRA~1\CREATIVE\SBLIVE\DOSDRV\SBEINIT.COM

My pc came from the factory with a soundblaster live soundcard, but
only the windows drivers and software was installed, not the dos
stuff. Hope this helps.



On Sun, 14 Nov 1999 22:13:23 -1000, Darrell Mayeda <drmayeda@pixi.com>
, with help from large doses of Prozak wrote:

>GTS wrote:
>> 
>> I belive I got it working. I un-installed my drivers, installed them
>> from the SBlive disk (the manufacturer of my PC left a bunch of stuff
>> out when they did the install) and with the c:\command.com /c
>> c:\duke3d\duke3d.exe  stuff it works.
>> I don't understand why the Cammand.com stuff makes the differance, but
>> it does. Mine works with LW2 though, and I ain't about to change
>> anything!
>> Thanks for the help!
>> 
>hmmm..... Interesting, Command.com is a Dos system file that used to
>tell the computer what version of DOS and such you're using.  The rest
>of it tells the computer to run the file Duke3d.exe in the duke3D
>directory on drive C. It could be that the Win98 version of DOS doesn't
>work with duke Nukem.  What is LW2.  I'm trying to figure out how to
>setup my autoexec.bat file to load the DOS soundblaster drivers.