GiGaBiTe
Veteran Member
I recently acquired a small lot of older PIII systems and I'm currently trying to bring the worst one in the lot back from the grave.
The machine in question is a Gateway Essential 667 and it uses some custom OEM Intel Desktop Board called a WL810E or code named "Willow Springs 2".
Anyway, it has integrated audio, but I can't find a driver for it. The vendor string shows it's an Intel sound chip, but google has no idea what it is. I dug into the inf definitions on the earliest known Intel 82801BA/BAM audio driver and it starts at DEV_2440, which makes whatever this sound chip is predate it by a good bit.
PCI/VEN_8086&DEV_2415&SUBSYS9041107B&REV_02
I've seen some references to it being called an 82801AA, but no drivers for such a device.
The machine in question is a Gateway Essential 667 and it uses some custom OEM Intel Desktop Board called a WL810E or code named "Willow Springs 2".
Anyway, it has integrated audio, but I can't find a driver for it. The vendor string shows it's an Intel sound chip, but google has no idea what it is. I dug into the inf definitions on the earliest known Intel 82801BA/BAM audio driver and it starts at DEV_2440, which makes whatever this sound chip is predate it by a good bit.
PCI/VEN_8086&DEV_2415&SUBSYS9041107B&REV_02
I've seen some references to it being called an 82801AA, but no drivers for such a device.