On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, ^chewie wrote: > // if this is wrong, you should get a core dump > assert(linuxconf == evil); > // but it's not wrong, so we'll go on our merry little way. Haven't used it, so can't say how evil it is. I'm using Slackware 7.0. > > > SoundBlasterPro Compatible 3.01 voice and music functions > > > IRQ 5 (capture IRQ) 9 (playback IRQ) > > > DMA 0 (capture DMA) 2 (playback DMA) > > > I/O 0x220-22F (configuration registers) > > > I/O 0x288-28B (FM synthesizer) > > > I/O 0x330-331 (MPU 401) > > Very standard setup. I believe the most ES18xxx series are PCI cards, > but I'd do some checking to find out. Firstly, run 'lspci'. You lspci shows bridges, IDE interface, and NeoMagic 2070 video chipset. The thing I'm wondering, I guess, is what the deal is with the multiple IRQ/DMA, one for capture and one for playback. Their docs page also indicates that it's on an internal ISA bus. > may see your hardware there. If your card is ISA, then configure it > with 'pnpdump > /etc/isapnp.dump'. Edit the isapnp.dump file and move pnpdump comes up with 'No boards found'. Checked the BIOS, there's no option relating to either the sound or PnP, and the sound was functioning under NT yesterday, so I have to assume the hardware is ok. I'm guessing it's non-PnP ISA. > And remember, you may not actually be using the 'sb' module. Make > sure you read the kernel documentation regarding the sound modules, > especially where ESS is concerned. Kernel docs say to use sb for es1888 with an 'esstype=1888' parameter. No luck with that either, I'm afraid. Michael Vieths Foeclan at Winternet.Com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: tclug-list-unsubscribe at mn-linux.org For additional commands, e-mail: tclug-list-help at mn-linux.org