Hi,
I have ES1983S Meastro 3i audio chip. I used ALSA driver with 2.2.18
kernel and I can use the maestro3 and ac97_codec modules with 2.4.3
kernel.
Gabor
PS.
I think you need new ALSA drivers for the 2.4.x kernel.
Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 10:28:26 +1200
From: Nemir Shaker <[EMAIL
Hi,
I have ES1983S Meastro 3i audio chip. I used ALSA driver with 2.2.18
kernel and I can use the maestro3 and ac97_codec modules with 2.4.3
kernel.
Gabor
PS.
I think you need new ALSA drivers for the 2.4.x kernel.
Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 10:28:26 +1200
From: Nemir Shaker <[EMAI
Nemir, I did it this way on mine:
I downloaded the ALSA sound modules, then used modconf to select the
driver and hey-presto, it works ;)
(I have ASLA turned off btw).
Thus spake Nemir Shaker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi all
>
> I have 2.2r2 on my notebook, but have been unsuccessful in config
Nemir, I did it this way on mine:
I downloaded the ALSA sound modules, then used modconf to select the
driver and hey-presto, it works ;)
(I have ASLA turned off btw).
Thus spake Nemir Shaker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi all
>
> I have 2.2r2 on my notebook, but have been unsuccessful in confi
I also have a Dell Latitude CPx. I'm running kernel 2.2.18 and I use the ALSA
drivers and utilities (and the libraries, but I don't really use them). I
simply followed the ALSA instructions and it works fine. I have the following
lined added to my /etc/modules.conf :
## Alsa Sound
alias char
I also have a Dell Latitude CPx. I'm running kernel 2.2.18 and I use the ALSA drivers
and utilities (and the libraries, but I don't really use them). I simply followed the
ALSA instructions and it works fine. I have the following lined added to my
/etc/modules.conf :
## Alsa Sound
alias cha
Jeremy Finke wrote:
Hello all,
I am a unix admin of about 4 years doing mostly Solaris, AIX, and RH based
linux distributions (and a little OpenBSD). In an effort to diversify my
platfom base, I decided to install Debian. Not one to do things the easy
way, I decided to install this on my lapt
Jeremy Finke wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am a unix admin of about 4 years doing mostly Solaris, AIX, and RH based
> linux distributions (and a little OpenBSD). In an effort to diversify my
> platfom base, I decided to install Debian. Not one to do things the easy
> way, I decided to install this
On Fri, Dec 22, 2000 at 10:43:30AM -0600, Jeremy Finke wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am a unix admin of about 4 years doing mostly Solaris, AIX, and RH based
> linux distributions (and a little OpenBSD). In an effort to diversify my
> platfom base, I decided to install Debian. Not one to do things t
> I also could not get the X system to install correctly. Apparently the card
> is an ATI Mobility M1 which I should use a Mach64 driver for. However, I am
> used to running Xconfigurator, which I believe is a RedHat util. But, I
> think that I am going to try and get X 4.02 running instead of
On Fri, Dec 22, 2000 at 10:43:30AM -0600, Jeremy Finke wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am a unix admin of about 4 years doing mostly Solaris, AIX, and RH based
> linux distributions (and a little OpenBSD). In an effort to diversify my
> platfom base, I decided to install Debian. Not one to do things
> I also could not get the X system to install correctly. Apparently the card
> is an ATI Mobility M1 which I should use a Mach64 driver for. However, I am
> used to running Xconfigurator, which I believe is a RedHat util. But, I
> think that I am going to try and get X 4.02 running instead o
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