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Sound works for my TP755CD in my Dock I using both win95 and Linux. It's probably a driver problem. I haven't tried win3.1 though. You might want to try to play a dos game that has sound to see if it works. Just exit to dos, type "mwgames on" to load SB emulation and start the game. If the sound works fine, then it's just the win3.1 drivers. -Mike At 12:00 PM 9/26/97 -0400, Marshall Gilula wrote: >My brother gave me a Dock I which I found would let my TP755CD >simply plug-and-play except for the sound (MWave). I am running >WW3.11 and the sound actually comes out of the dock speakers but >at an extremely low, nearly inaudible level. I checked out the >wiring of the dock I and it appears to be intact. An ignorant >techie at IBM told me I'd have to use an external patching chord >(microstereo to RCA males ) but that yielded zero sound. My >brother tells me that when I upgrade my TP755CD to W95, the >W95 will automagically correct this. Does anyone with a Dock I >have similar experience or any information with which to enlighten >me? > >private or list email gratefully accepted. >-73- >Marshall >mgilula@gate.net > > >On Mon, 15 Sep 1997, Tim Tyhurst wrote: > >> > I am trying to attach an Hewlett Packard SureStore 6020 CD Writer to my TP >> > 755cx. The TP is docked in the Dock I. I know I can attach the CD via a >> > SCSI-2 card, but the slot in the dock is currently occupied. >> > >> > I have been told there is a SCSI port on the Dock. If this is true, is >> > there a cable available? Could someone provide me with the part number and >> > where I might find a cable that would attach the CD writer to my dock? >> >> The part number is 32G4143, and is priced around $60 or so, as I recall. >> But be warned that in my experience, the Dock I SCSI subsystem is a poor >> performer; it might not be up to the task of providing the sustained >> transfer rates that CD writers require. >> >> tim >> > >