Kai Weber wrote:
> + Andr=E9 Dahlqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > > (3) Create a file emu10k1 in /etc/modutils with the following content:
> > > alias char-major-14 emu10k1
>
> > Why not use /etc/modutils/aliases?
>
> The file is part of the modutils package. I guess, if you install a
> new
+ André Dahlqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > (3) Create a file emu10k1 in /etc/modutils with the following contenst:
> > alias char-major-14 emu10k1
>
> Why not use /etc/modutils/aliases?
The file is part of the modutils package. I guess, if you install a
new version your changes to that file
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Steve
Thanks for your reply.
> As far as getting modules to load at boot, just put whatever modules
> you would specify after modprobe into /etc/modules.
> I have no experience with your sound card, but it seems that any true
> SB should not be too difficult,
** Reply to note from Kai Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sun, 23 Jul 2000 17:11:02
+0200
Thanks for your reply but it doesn't really answer my questions.
I have the basic sound system working but what I cannot do is to get the emu
module to load automatically on demand.
Barry Samuels
> (3) Create a file emu10k1 in /etc/modutils with the following contenst:
> alias char-major-14 emu10k1
Why not use /etc/modutils/aliases?
--
// André
+ Barry Samuels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have just bought my first ever soundcard, a SoundBlaster Live 1024
> Player, and my attempts to setup sound have been only partially successful.
(1) Make sure you have loadable module support enableded.
(2) Include sound support kernel as module (did not k
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