Hi,
I ran into a similar situation when configuring my SB-compatible card. I
found out the problem was related to resource settings (i.e. IRQ, DMA,IO).
I booted to dos and ran a diagnostic utility that came with the card and
recorded the settings and to insure those were correct.
I have RH5.0 also, I have RH5.0 also,
are you using the sndconfig utility in Linux? It steps you through
everything. The snbconfig program eventually asks for the hardware
settings, in my case when it did is I chose the settings I got from
diagnostic utility and the sound card started working.
Hope this helps,
Dave
On Fri, 5 Jun 1998, Brian Schramm wrote:
> I am running redhat 5.0. I have a es11887 sound card that is
> supported under the Sound Blaster compatable driver. Acording to the
> documentation (if I read it right) I need to install it like a soud
> blaster. I did and it does not work. Has anyone gotten this card to
> work? Maybe I am not doing something first but I need to have a hand
> here. I am use to doing things manually but I do not know how to
> under this system.
>
> Any ideas would be helpfull.
>
> Brian
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