by Steven Le » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
I've just installed my first linux, but whilst trying to get the sounds to
work, my sndconfig detected the PnP sound card, but returned a message that
it is not supported.
Are there any workarounds, such as manually configuring it. I've tried
sndconfig --noprobe --noautoconfig to no avail. The system still does not
allow me to manually configure the IRQs of the soundcard.
Anybody have a clue?
Seong
I recently upgraded my soundcard to an Aureal A3d, mainly for use in
Windows, and I assumed that there would be a driver available to get it
working in Linux. As of yet I haven't found one.
Is there such a thing?
If not, I assume on is in development....so, is it possible to have it
emulate a generic soundblaster?
-Andy
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