I had a similar problem with an ethernet card, that in windows was irq 5 but
in linux this irq was occuped for other peripheric; the problem was solved
when I try a modprobe using memory address of the card but not irq (it was a
ethernet card compatible with ne2000 -module ne- and that used the memory
address 0x300.
I typed:
modprobe ne io=0x300
Then linux autodetected the ethenet-card and used the irq 10; the card start
to run.
Try something similar using the module of your sound card and the memory
address from windows
El Mié 02 May 2001 17:13, escribiste:
> I have a PCI soundcard which is trying to use irq 11, (if I'm not mistaken)
> The problem is my video card is taking irq 11. So I can't get my sound
> card to work. Actually, if my sound card is physically in it's PCI slot,
> HardDrake crashes when booting up. The only way I can boot my machine with
> the sound card in is with the interactive method and by skipping HardDrake.
> Does anyone have ideas???
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Francisco Alcaraz
Murcia (Spain)
