> > one quick sanity check--you are doing this as root? Yep. > I recently switched to a motherboard with an integrated Yamaha > OPL3-@#! chipset, > took me a week to figure out how to set it up. If you have the > kernel-sources > installed, cd to /usr/src/linuc/Documentation/sound and there > will be a file (or > a couple) that tell exactly how to setup the card. Also, run 'cat > /proc/sound' > and it will tell you what resources I detected for the sound > subsystem. If it's > a PNP card this will really help: > > mv /etc/isapnp.conv /etc/isapnp.conf.bak > pnpdump > /etc/isapnp.conf > > then edit /etc/isapnp.conf and uncomment the lines which > correctly identify the > resources which your sound card uses. If you're using kernel > 2.2.x and have the > TB drivers compiled as modules, make certain you'ved upgraded > your mod-utils > package so that kerneld actually loads modules for you (rather > than leave it up > to you to load ALL modules that you might need). > > Ugh, I hope you can decipher some of what I've just said, and like Chris > mentioned, make certain you're doing this all as root. Thanks for the tips, I'll play around with it and see what I can find out. I've got it setup in non-PNP mode, as that's the only way it will run in win9x. The only thing I couldn't decipher from the above is the kernel/module stuff there at the end :). Hopefully none of that applies though, as I'm running 2.0.36 currently - I figure if I can't get the sound to work, I probably shouldn't attempt recompiling/upgrading my kernel just yet! One more thing I'll mention someone might be able to help out with. I found some drivers for this card on freshmeat, and they seem like they might do the trick, but unfortunately I can't get them to compile. The documentation is sparse and written for those who really don't need any documentation, so it's a bit difficult. I've tried make all, make Makefile, etc, but there are always compilation errors. I'm guessing the code is fine, but I am missing something I need to compile this correctly. My best guess (although it may be something much simpler) is within the tar there is a (I think) script called linux-config, and it seems I need to do something with that in order to set things up to compile correctly. To run a script, is it just "sh linux-config <options>", or is there something else I might need to do? Thanks again for all the help, Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
