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You don't exactly need a SoundBlaster Live! for this. Just pick an old ISA card that you can get for free. The noisier the better, so you should probably go with the cheapest card you can find. I have been throwing away ISA sound cards for several years. Perhaps it would be good idea to ask around if somebody has a pile of them before they get scrapped. A. On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, Mike Lempriere wrote: > Most of the systems deployed to run such software as you are discussing > would probably be dedicated servers. > > I hate to bring rain to the parade, but when I build a dedicated server, I > don't spend the extra money to add a sound card that would just consume > extra power. Servers are usually stashed in back rooms or even dedicated > air conditioned computer rooms where it's unlikely there'd be anybody > nearby to hear them. > > Thus, I suggest that it is unreasonable to assume a sound card is present. > ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
