On Mon, 20 Jan 1997, Tim Sailer wrote:
> gets it right... always 0x010 more) Now, they decided to add
> an AWE32 Plug-n-Pray sound card. Win95 went ok, but no sound
> under Linux, and then the smc card seems to stop working.
AWE32 Plug&Play is not supported under Linux. Nevertheless I managed to
get it working with isapnp. isapnp is a tool which lets you read/set the
settings of p7p cards.
I recommend installing a SB16 device driver for the AWE32. The wave table
drivers are not considered stable.
Yours,
-- martin
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