Henrik (InetSoft.dk) schrieb:
I have tried to change to sound-sloth-0 but it doesn't help..
I HAVE compiled (successfully) the nForce drivers under RedHat (via the
source) but in the README file it says, that you should use the one that
follows with RedHat because it works just fine.. So therefo
I have tried to change to sound-sloth-0 but it doesn't help..
I HAVE compiled (successfully) the nForce drivers under RedHat (via the
source) but in the README file it says, that you should use the one that
follows with RedHat because it works just fine.. So therefore, there is
NO nvaudio driver c
I consider nForce based systems to currently be NOT compatible wit Red
Hat Linux. Out of the box, the video doesn't work, the sound doesn't
work, and if it has the built-in nForce network card, it doesn't work
either. (So far I've installed on only one nForce-based system, in text
mode with an add-
Henrik Ossipoff Hansen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> But.. I have a problem with my sound "card".. It's nForce! It somehow
> can't reach my "mixer-port" or something..
If it's your only sound card, change sound-slot-1 to sound-slot-0.
Bill
Henrik Ossipoff Hansen schrieb:
Hi,
First, I'm a very happy RedHat newbie.. I've used Windows for a lot of
years now, but I love RedHat 8.0 so much, that I almost can't reboot
back to Windows :) I simply love it!
But.. I have a problem with my sound "card".. It's nForce! It somehow
can't reach
