Readme file for the XSS InterWave EEPROM Toolz

Q: What's it good for?
A: IWaveCfg is a tool to change and view the Plug'n'Pray
   configuration of your GUSPnP card.

Q: For what do I need this f***ing sh**?
A: You don't need it, if you have three DMA channels, four IRQs
   and a lotta ports free in your system to get the GUSPnP monster
   truck running with all the other devices in your computer.
   I currently have an ISA-PnP cappable computer and had the problem
   that GUSPnP was the first card found in the ISAPnP isolation. So
   my Maestro 32/96, ISDN Adapter, Network card where completely f***ed
   up by the great InterWave chip! Who really needs a SB or MPU401
   emulation? Who needs the IDE Port? Why can't I disable the Game Port.
   I CAN...NOW! Now my GUSPnP uses just one IRQ and one DMA and all
   devices are working properly.

Q: How does it work?
A: Start the program, set up all settings you desire and press OK ;)
   The card configuration will immediately be updated without the need
   to reboot. You just have to change the ULTRASOUND envirorment after
   the update.

Q: What, if you completely destroyed my EEProm?
A: Take all other ISAPnP cards off your computer and then use ResetPnP
   This program will hard burn a safe configuration into your EEProm.

Q: Who did this peace of crap?
A: The program is (C)1996,97 XSS by Kay Bruns and Ulf L”sche

REVISIONS:

Version 1.0: (Summer 1996)
* first release

Version 1.1: (1996-11-20)
* Added simple detection to avoid programming under Windows
* Changed PnP-Data for the GUSPnP drivers v2.xx 
  (ID GRV001x for disabled devices and GRV000x for enabled devices)
* Updated IWaveCfg.INI Settings so you now can directly disable each device

Version 1.2: (1997-4-19)
* Made the program handling more Control Panel like (no more INI files ;)
* Instant configuration update added. (You don't need to boot)
* Multiple card support. (You'll get a config dialog for each GUSPnP 
  you have in your system.)

Version 1.3: (1997-9-18)
* Changed Look&Feel a bit
* Changed enabled IDE and GAME port PnP IDs to be compatible with MS