11 Sep
2007
11 Sep
'07
9:21 a.m.
Joseph Loo wrote:
I just recently bought the Gigabyte M61P-s3
motherboard. I have an x2
AMD processor running on it. I installed opensuse 10.2 on it and found
out it will not recognize the ethernet Realtek RTL 8211 and Realtek
ALC883 Codec chip (audio). Has anyone found a way to get them to work?
or will I have to buy a LAN card and audio card for this computer as the
simplest solution?
If it is, in fact, an ALC883, then check out the posting I did on Linux
Brain Dump. It was for an ALC888 (and for Fedora 7), but I'll bet the
process is very similar - download the drivers from Realtek and install
them.
http://linuxbraindump.org/2007/09/11/adding-realtek-sound-to-fedora/
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11 Sep
11 Sep
10:06 a.m.
Jonathan Arnold schreef:
Joseph Loo wrote:
I just got a new PC, with an ALC883 codec on the MoBo. I downloaded the
Realtek driver and after compiling/installing it worked. The driver
supplied on the CD didn't work (too old I think). It's an Asus P5K MoBo
B.T.W.
I also tried 10.3Beta3 on it, and then it works 'out of the box'.
P.S. anyone knows if the detection of the channels works ? What I mean
is with Windows XP one can insert a jack-plug and the system asks what
channel it is supposed to be.
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I just recently bought the Gigabyte M61P-s3
motherboard. I have an x2
AMD processor running on it. I installed opensuse 10.2 on it and found
out it will not recognize the ethernet Realtek RTL 8211 and Realtek
ALC883 Codec chip (audio). Has anyone found a way to get them to work?
or will I have to buy a LAN card and audio card for this computer as the
simplest solution?
If it is, in fact, an ALC883, then check out the posting I did on Linux
Brain Dump. It was for an ALC888 (and for Fedora 7), but I'll bet the
process is very similar - download the drivers from Realtek and install
them.
http://linuxbraindump.org/2007/09/11/adding-realtek-sound-to-fedora/
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