Ben Jorgensen writes: >I'm trying to get my sound card to work.. >... >Ensoniq?? But the IRQ is correct.
yes, it IS indeed an Ensoniq...(Creative bought them and used their chipsets, or something) > >I read in the Sound-HOWTO and in the kernel docs and in the later it said >that all should have the device files there but I don't have /dev/sndstat >on my newly installed debian-unstable. > >In the kernel (2.2.0-pre8) config I have selected 100% Sound Blaster, I/O >base=220, IRQ=10, DMA=1, 16-bit DMA=5, MPU401 IO base=330 > The card is NOT hardware SB compatible, but fortunaltely, there is native support for it in Linux. Just select Ensoniq 1370 (or maybe it says es1370). And it should work automagically. Oh, and don't forget to enable Plug'n'play first (in the kernel, that is). Note that you still won't have a /dev/sndstat, since the driver doesn't support it, but that's not a problem. Also, read /Documentation/sound/es1370 in the kernel source.
