David B. Carter said:
> I'm getting really frustrated with this sound problem! This morning I dug
> up an old SoundBlaser AWE32 card I had packed away, and I installed it in
> the machine I've been having trouble with. I disabled the onboard sound in
> the BIOS, I removed all references to sound dr
> Given that your soundchip was not detected on installation, or that
> alsaconf
> fails to detect it, then I suspect you may may a problem with IRQ
> conflicts.
> If you type 'dmesg' in a terminal you will see all the boot messages. If
> you
> scroll up you may see some clues.
No IRQ conflicts. I
Derek Jennings said:
> Given that your soundchip was not detected on installation, or that
> alsaconf
> fails to detect it, then I suspect you may may a problem with IRQ
> conflicts.
> If you type 'dmesg' in a terminal you will see all the boot messages. If
> you
> scroll up you may see some clues.
Mike Adolf said:
>> That's great! I'll give it a try as soon as I get a chance. Did you run
>> alsaconf to autodetect the card using that driver? Or did you just
>> manually configure it and it worked?
>>
>> I probably won't get a chance to try it tonight, and I'm going to be out
>> of town tomorro
On Friday 05 March 2004 08:23 pm, David B. Carter wrote:
> Mike Adolf said:
> > I have not read all the correspondence on this problem, so I may be
> > suggesting
> > something already tried. I also have the same sound system as you. For a
> > long time I used 4236 driver (on MDK 91) and I could p
On Saturday 06 Mar 2004 01:22, David B. Carter wrote:
> Derek Jennings said:
> > The modprobe snd-cs-4236 loads the driver. But it will not load on the
> > next
> > boot unless you configure /etc/modules.conf. That is what alsaconf is
> > supposed to do for you, but for some reason alsaconf is unab
On Friday 05 March 2004 01:50 pm, Derek Jennings wrote:
> On Friday 05 Mar 2004 16:26, David B. Carter wrote:
> > David B. Carter said:
> > > OK. I installed alsa-utils (and it dependency - pciutils) from the FTP
> > > address you gave above. It installed fine. When I ran alsaconf, it said
> > > th
On Friday 05 Mar 2004 16:26, David B. Carter wrote:
> David B. Carter said:
> > OK. I installed alsa-utils (and it dependency - pciutils) from the FTP
> > address you gave above. It installed fine. When I ran alsaconf, it said
> > that no PnP sound cards were detected and asked me if I wanted it to
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On Friday 05 March 2004 16:26, David B. Carter wrote:
>
> At the urging of someone else who's not on this list, I tried a
>
> modprobe snd-cs-4236
>
> I'm not even 100% sure what that does, but, after unmuting several
> of the main channels (master, pc
David B. Carter said:
> OK. I installed alsa-utils (and it dependency - pciutils) from the FTP
> address you gave above. It installed fine. When I ran alsaconf, it said
> that no PnP sound cards were detected and asked me if I wanted it to probe
> for ISA cards. I said "OK" and picked the CS4236 dr
Derek Jennings said:
> On Friday 05 Mar 2004 12:27, David B. Carter wrote:
> alsa-utils is on the install CDs.
> If it does not show up in rpmdrake then it may be already installed.
> Or else maybe you only have 1 CD (I am not sure which one it is on)
>
> If you cannot locate it just go here using
On Friday 05 Mar 2004 12:27, David B. Carter wrote:
> First on the reply-to issue... I took it out once, but I must have not
> saved the changes. Sorry. Do I have to take it out of all identities? I
> would think it only needs to be changed in the one I use for list
> postings. Anyway, thanks for t
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On Friday 05 March 2004 12:27, David B. Carter wrote:
> First on the reply-to issue... I took it out once, but I must have
> not saved the changes. Sorry.
We've all dont that at some time.
> Do I have to take it out of all
> identities? I would th
First on the reply-to issue... I took it out once, but I must have not
saved the changes. Sorry. Do I have to take it out of all identities? I
would think it only needs to be changed in the one I use for list
postings. Anyway, thanks for the heads up. Hopefully it won't be a problem
for this messag
Thanks. Derek told me the same thing, so I have taken care of that
already. Shouldn't be a problem from now on.
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> David, could you please remove your reply-to, as it prevents replies
> going to the list. Further explanation at
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David, could you please remove your reply-to, as it prevents replies
going to the list. Further explanation at
http://mandrake.vmlinuz.ca/bin/view/Main/MandrakeMailingListEtiquette
On Friday 05 March 2004 01:58, David B. Carter wrote:
>
> My compu
On Friday 05 Mar 2004 09:20, David B. Carter wrote:
> Derek Jennings said:
> > On Friday 05 Mar 2004 01:58, David B. Carter wrote:
> >> Hi all, I just subscribed to the list today in hopes of finding some
> >> help
> >> with my problem. I'm a new Linux user who's only been playing with it
> >> for
Hi all, I just subscribed to the list today in hopes of finding some help
with my problem. I'm a new Linux user who's only been playing with it for
a couple of weeks. My first install was RedHat 9. I spent lots of time
reading and experimenting, and I finally got it set up pretty well except
the so
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