Re: [newbie] SB16PNP
Well, I am no expert, but I can try to help you a bit. Firstly, this is what I do to get my Cable modem working. as root run netconf. Go to basic host information, then set eth0 to enabled, and select either bootp or dhcp, so it will get the ip info automatically. Also, then set the kernel module to the one that corresponds with your card. What network card do you have? I have a Netgear FA310TX and that is tulip compatible, so i just select the tulip driver and reboot the system, and everything works fine for me. Mohammed Bhimji wrote: > > Also I followed some of the tips found in the archives, but no luck on > getting the cable modem > to function. > > Corel Linux was nice in that way, it seemed to do everything by itself and > the Internet connection > via cable modem was active right away... > > Anyway any help would be appreciated!
Re: [newbie] SB16PNP
Hi, Thanks for the tip. I will check both of them out... Now then...I managed to get the SB16 working (don't know how though), but no CD audio. Also I followed some of the tips found in the archives, but no luck on getting the cable modem to function. Corel Linux was nice in that way, it seemed to do everything by itself and the Internet connection via cable modem was active right away... Anyway any help would be appreciated! Thanks! Mohammed At 11:59 AM 2/26/00 -0500, you wrote: >Yes there is a Windows Emulator, there is a freeware version called WINE, and >there is a pay version from VMware. > >www.vmware.com > >Mohammed Bhimji wrote: > > > > > Is there such a thing as a Win98 emulator for Linux? It would be nice to > > be able to use some of my > > Windows software that isn't available for Linux. > > > > Thanks for your help! > >
Re: [newbie] SB16PNP
Yes there is a Windows Emulator, there is a freeware version called WINE, and there is a pay version from VMware. www.vmware.com Mohammed Bhimji wrote: > > Is there such a thing as a Win98 emulator for Linux? It would be nice to > be able to use some of my > Windows software that isn't available for Linux. > > Thanks for your help! >
[newbie] SB16PNP
Hi, Ok..so I installed Mandrake, and all went well. No errors, all looks good. BUT the SB16PNP (ISA) card doesn't seem to "work". That is, I get no errors that it can not find the card, or any other errors but no sound no matter what I do. Tried playing an audio CD and no luck... I went through the list archives, and checked out my isapnp.conf file and all looks well inside that. Does anyone have any ideas? My SB is configured for IRQ 5, DMA1/5, I/O 0220, 0330, 0388 (according to Win98 System Properties for my SB). Also are there any TV viewer drivers/software available for Linux? I have a TV tuner card, and it would be nice to be able to use this. It is an ADS Channel Surfer (if anyone is familiar with the brand). Finally -- no luck with my internet connection. I use a cable modem with ethernet card (like there is any other way, right...), but I'll try out some of the tips found in the mailing list archives and see what happens. Is there such a thing as a Win98 emulator for Linux? It would be nice to be able to use some of my Windows software that isn't available for Linux. Thanks for your help! Regards, Mohammed
