To my knowledge you MUST compile sound as a module. It's always worked great for me. Compile sound as a module and set up isapnp, works like a charm. bob gordon wrote:
I just chucked my antique 486 for a brand new computer with lots of fancy stuff. Have been able to get everything to work in SuSE but my Creative Sound Blaster AWE64.
Compiled from MENUCONFIG and chose not to modularize sound so that I could enter the parameters. Pretty sure that I got all the latter correct. On bootup 'sound initialization successful' (or something positive like that) is reported. Yet, so far, nary a peep.
I would dearly appreciate any suggestions. I am very disappointed not to be able to see what audio CDs sound like with my new setup.
Thanks!
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