by Hasse H?ljesko » Wed, 13 Jan 1999 04:00:00
I can't my HOT-235 sound card (with OPTi 82C930 chip) to work with Linux
kernel 2.0.34. It is supposed to be compatible with Windows Sound System,
Soundblaster Pro, AdLib, MPU-401, OPL-3 etc..
Does anyone have a clue what to do? I've tried the OSS/Linux trial package
and that works fine but I want the driver to be compiled with the kernel.
Thanks
/Hans
by Andreas Jun » Wed, 13 Jan 1999 04:00:00
I got a HOT-247 (PnP with OPTi 82C933) and did not succeed in getting
this card into the Linux kernel, just as you. After spending hours
having no success I finally decided to spend 20 US$ to OSS and
therefore having my sound work. Sorry that I do not have any better
recommendation
Regards
a.
"Hasse H?ljeskog" schrieb:
Quote:> Hi everybody!
> I can't my HOT-235 sound card (with OPTi 82C930 chip) to work with Linux
> kernel 2.0.34. It is supposed to be compatible with Windows Sound System,
> Soundblaster Pro, AdLib, MPU-401, OPL-3 etc..
> Does anyone have a clue what to do? I've tried the OSS/Linux trial package
> and that works fine but I want the driver to be compiled with the kernel.
> Thanks
> /Hans
by Hasse H?ljesko » Fri, 15 Jan 1999 04:00:00
I now use the OSS/Free package (found at
http://www.physics.mun.ca/~jwoodfd/files/ossfree38s6-linux20x.tar.gz ) and
it works just fine !
/Hans
>I can't my HOT-235 sound card (with OPTi 82C930 chip) to work with Linux
>kernel 2.0.34. It is supposed to be compatible with Windows Sound System,
>Soundblaster Pro, AdLib, MPU-401, OPL-3 etc..
>Does anyone have a clue what to do? I've tried the OSS/Linux trial package
>and that works fine but I want the driver to be compiled with the kernel.
>Thanks
>/Hans
by Ed Wilt » Fri, 19 Mar 1999 04:00:00
> I got a HOT-247 (PnP with OPTi 82C933) and did not succeed in getting
> this card into the Linux kernel, just as you. After spending hours
> having no success I finally decided to spend 20 US$ to OSS and=20
> therefore having my sound work. Sorry that I do not have any better
> recommendation
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by Ed Wilt » Sat, 20 Mar 1999 04:00:00
> I got a HOT-247 (PnP with OPTi 82C933) and did not succeed in getting
> this card into the Linux kernel, just as you. After spending hours
> having no success I finally decided to spend 20 US$ to OSS and=20
> therefore having my sound work. Sorry that I do not have any better
> recommendation
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by Ed Wilt » Sat, 20 Mar 1999 04:00:00
> I got a HOT-247 (PnP with OPTi 82C933) and did not succeed in getting
> this card into the Linux kernel, just as you. After spending hours
> having no success I finally decided to spend 20 US$ to OSS and=20
> therefore having my sound work. Sorry that I do not have any better
> recommendation
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I am trying to configure the new 2.2.3 kernel to use the OPTi 82C930
soundcard. I am using the MAD16 driver. I can now play CD's though my CD
player using the KDE CD player but I am unable to play MP3 or WAV properly.
I am getting an error saying IRQ/DRQ conflict. How can I figure out what are
the correct values for DMA and IRQ for this card.
Thanks
karthick
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