Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS wrote:
> I have three problems left to deal with on my 7.0 install.
>
> 1) No stereo sound, it is mono out of two speakers
> (sound card is a AWE64 Value)
> 2) How do I get my clock not to set hardware clock
> (accident hit during install, off by a lot, seems
> resetting upon reboot.)
> 3) CD-Rom was always hdd, but had to make it sr0 since cd/rw. Zip drive was
>always hdb4. They
> are IDE.
> However now zip has to be sda4 (I think). Anyways the CD/RW wont work for nothing. I
>did install supermount
>
> Any Ideas? This is all the problems I have right now at least.
>
> Brian D. Klar - CVE
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TAKE OFF supermount with
supermount disable
2)
rdate -s tick.gatech.edu
hwclock --systohc
3)
edit /etc/fstab
change
/dev/hdd4 /mnt/zip ....
to
/dev/sda4 /mnt/zip
and change
/dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom .....
to
/dev/cdrw /mnt/cdrom ....
then
rm /dev/cdrom
ln -s /dev/sr0 /dev/cdrw
The reason for this roundabout is that a module called ide-scsi is used to make the
CDRW accessible for
writing, and the presence of that module will change the apparent address of other IDE
removables like zips
and ls120s
I keep the module out of memory myself and
modprobe ide-scsi
xcdroast
rmmod ide-scsi
for my burns. Then the standard cdrom I use like an ordinary cd drive (I have both
types).
But if you want to use a CDRW as an ordinary CD you need to mount it, and you need to
have the ide-scsi module
loaded
The way to do that is .....
in /etc/conf.modules include this line
alias block-major-11 ide-scsi.o
Then things should work all the time. REMEMBER TO UNMOUNT the drive if you are going
to burn with it.
Number 1) I fear I am no help with. I am still marveling that we have sound...
Civileme
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