Very Computer

by **<U43..** » Thu, 17 Jun 1993 08:48:19

Well, I figured out how to get serial ports 3 and 4 running (after compiling th
e kernel/etc to get IRQs whipped into shape..) BUT THAT WAS NOT THE PROBLEM. (
!)
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My Happy little thunderboard with my ripoff $99 pair of speakers is now sitting
beside the tower case ( Imentioned that to tell you it is a * to take off
the entire shell to replace the card to play Air Warriors) Bad Karma.
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Here is the question of the year: Is there a method or another SOUND product o
ut there-- ANY one.. that will allow me to use it in happy coexistance with my
com3 and com4? this is important.. I need those ports-- yet I also >want< to
hear the full roar of a P-38 when I play games. (without slipping a disk pullin
g off the cover to plug a card into the machine..)
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Sick as it may seem, the 486 (with manufacture date of 1992) and Thunderboard (
also 1992 garden variety) can't seem to understand one has IRQ2 and the other w
ants IRQ9.. And I though I was stupid because I got a 'D' in Calc-3..
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Any replies, *es, questions, etc... .. Is Appreciated.
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Ken

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PS: The newest SLS release of Linux is Super. In case you were procrastinating.
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IRQ Conflicts With Sound Card/Serial Ports

IRQ Conflicts With Sound Card/Serial Ports