On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, Eduardo Rodriguez Esteban wrote:
> I'm trying to configure my SB 64 PCI but have not managed it yet.
> I've compiled my kernel with sound support, when booting I can read
> something like "sound started" and "sound completed" but I'm not able to
> hear anything.
Minor problem. When you don't know how to configure a sound card, its
better to compile sound support as a module, because then you don't need
to recompile for every change in configuration.
> I've cat a .au to /dev/dsp and /dev/audio but everything appears in
> my screen and then a message "/dev/dsp: not Configured" :( Could any of
> you help me, please?
You don't have your sound card configured right.
First of all, the list you probably should have emailed is linux-sound.
Secondly, you can find out your sound card's irq and io-port by doing
cat /proc/pci
Thirdly, if you compile sound as a module, make sure you add to the module
configuration file (either /etc/modules.conf or /etc/conf.modules)
options sound traceinit=1
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