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[syncro@xxxxxxxxx (Darren R. Weber)]

I may be wrong, but I believe the version of OSS that comes with SuSE is a free
personnal version.  You don't need to pay unless you need some extra features,
or need a different version to cover your sound card.

I do agree though that the AWE 64 is a great choice.  I use it also on my
system along with the OSS driver provided with SuSE 6.1.

On Tue, 14 Sep 1999, you wrote:
> Ok, I am NOT going to pay 20 bucks for a OSS driver.  With that said, I am,
> again, looking at a new/used sound card.  I do NOT want to use OSS.  I am
> looking hard at the awe64 that has been recommended by so many.  Does this card
> use OSS?  If so, is there another card that doesn't?  I looked on the hardware
> database at suse.com and it said supported by both OSS and kernel.  If it is
> supported by the kernel WITHOUT OSS, which version of the awe64 do I want to
> get?  Value? Gold? PCI? ISA?
> 
> Thanks
>  -- 
> Chris Kulish, Sub-Newbie
> 
> SuSE 6.2 - Linux-based GNU System
> Kernel - 2.2.10
> AMD K6/2 450Mhz
> AMD K6/2 350Mhz 
> Intel PII 266Mhz
> Intel P 200Mhz
> 
> 
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