Scott, If the laptop is a company computer, I'm guessing there are others in your company--others running Winblows. Take a look at System Properties on one of those Winsux machines to determine what card it has, what IRQ it likes, etc. Then configure the card in your Linux box manually.
Miark On Wed, 13 Mar 2002 08:55:41 -0600, "Burrows, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spoke thusly: > > Hi all, > > I've a MD 8.1 distro - works well. I purposly did not allow the sound card > to be configured at install since I'm > using a laptop at work for this and it's all having to be done on my own > time. But my company has > since shown support for me learning Linux as such I'd like to get my systems > sound working. > > I've (at a terminal window as root) run "sndConfig". It could not determine > what sound card I have probably > cuz it's an older Dell laptop. > > I'm concerned if I put the install CD's back in it'll attempt to re-do the > partitions and stuff. > > Suggestions? > > Thanks > > Scott Burrows > "For every victory, let it be said of me,... > my source of strength, my source of hope, > is Christ the Lord." > > > >
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