I have several Cadet PC Radio cards. 8 bit, ISA bus. ADS technologies,
Cerritos, CA. These are antiques requiring a 486DX33 or better! They also
"need" a separate sound card. (The box says recommended.) The box also says
it will work with Win 95, 98, or Linux. One of these days I will hav
t. Note:
this is an ISA slot.
Solution: Apparently Mandrake 9.1's installer does not probe the ISA
bus. I loaded and ran sndconfig, accepting the default interrupt (5, I
believe) and address. With that, sound seems to be working.
Thanks to those who responded with suggestions.
Richar
Distribution: Linux 9.1
System: ALR Optima Pentium MMX, 116 MHz. (Why bother? Hey, with free
software this machine is worth something! Besides, I'm trying to learn
here.)
Modem US Robotics V.everything internal , ISA board. (Yup, a vastly
over-priced Cadillac. I bought it several years
I have had the same problem!!! You should see the mess you get in
X-windows if you try to use version 4.X!
I was told that there is a program called vgareset that one can run to
get the command line console squared away. I was never able to find
that probram, so I finally bought a different v
As long as I have asked one question about getting this Compaq deskpro
4000 (5200MMX) computer with its 200 MHz pentium processor, I might as
well go whole-hog and try to get everything working.
Mandrake 9.1 didn't seem to find the ESS 1868 based. Compaq sound card.
The Compaq card is a quasi-I
I have managed to get linux 9.1 running on my Compaq 4000 (Pentium MMX)
machine. After a bit of a struggle I got it to recognize the
linux-compatible U.S. Robotics modem and assign it to ttyS4. Through
the Mandrake Control Center (MDC) I used DrakConnect to set up the
internet connection thro
