Manny, I have a card just like yours (Aztech Snd Galaxy 16). I could never
get it to play nice with Linux so I removed it and put it in another PC.
Mine had a jumper to set the card to use the EEPROM settings for the card,
which I assumed was to turn off PnP. I tried this and saw no change. I
probably tried every jumper setting and sndconfig setting combination
possible and it would not work. I put in a used Creative Sound Blaster 16
and in a minute had it working under Mandrake 5.3.
If you ever get it working let me know how as I am sick of playing with it.
By the way the old Panasonic CD drive I had attached to the card gave up
the ghost.
Brian
"My God, it's full of penguins!"
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From: Manny Styles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>My card is an Aztech Labs Sound Galaxy Washington 16, but it is
SoundBlaster
>16 compatible, so that is the setting I have been usng. I have /dev/dsp
and
>/dev/dsp1, but no /dev/dsp2 ... does tthat make a difference with my card?
>My new problem is that I lose my soundcard settings after using my modem.
I
>got it to work again after the first time, but it has happened again. I
>can't get my sounds back this time. I even tried the Aztech Labs driver
>(which I have found is more precise), but still no sound. Does anyone
have
>a solution to this?
>
>Manny Styles
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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