Cian Phillips wrote:
> I'm a complete newbie at this so bear with me. I have recently upgraded
> my machine to testing/unstable and have lost sound. I have played with
> alsaconf but it reports "No supported PnP or PCI card found.". As you
> can see from lspci below I have an onboard ali card a
"Craig T. Hancock" wrote:
> Use OSS to detect your sound caerd it is much eaiser
Got things working with this method. Product was easy to install even with out
the .deb
that I found in Dselect later. BUT I am now into a scenario of a time limet on
the
software.
I guess I can get the info abo
Use OSS to detect your sound caerd it is much eaiser
OSS provides sound card drivers for most popular sound cards under Linux.
These
drivers support digital audio, MIDI, Synthesizers and mixers found on sound
cards.
These sound drivers comply with the Open Sound System API specificati
Kernel setup is that you go into windows and get the parameters of your
soundcard, such as IRQ, DMA, IO.
Then you recompile kernel, but enable the sound support and put in the
information you have for that specific card. If your card is PnP, you
compile sound as module and use isapnp. Otherwise, ju
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