RE: Not-Cheap sound card

[De Vries Marc <Marc.DeVries@ntnet.atea.be>]

Hi!

I own also a RC440BX motherboard from Intel.
I got my sound running with the alsa drivers for linux.
I run a SUSE distribution kernel version 2.0.36.
It works just fine, downloaded the software, compiling it,
loading the modules and there it was.
This is the URL for this site, I can tell You the drivers work
very well.

http://alsa.jcu.cz/

Note: You must install the driver for the Ensonic PCI soundcard.


>-----Original Message-----
>From:	hassan@cygnus.its.super.net.pk [SMTP:hassan@cygnus.its.super.net.pk]
>Sent:	zaterdag 13 februari 1999 19:20
>To:	linux-sound@vger.rutgers.edu
>Subject:	Not-Cheap sound card
>
>Hi!
>
>While you people are discussing problems with 'cheap' pci sound 
>cards, I am struck with 'crystal' sound card thats built into intel 
>440BX board (definately not cheap).
>
>Using Redhat, although I have tried configuring it using setup, 
>providing the correct IRQ, DMA and I/O ADD,  modprobe reports error 
>Can anyone tell me where to look for help. I am a newbie, but not new 
>enough to have not tried the how-to and man pages.... didn't find any 
>help from them.
>
>Regards,
>
>S. Hassan.
>(hassan@cygnus.its.super.net.pk)