The soundcard isn't detected at boot. I tried running the sound setup both from the desktop and from the system menu, but it doesn't detect the external usb card either!
On the old computer it found the 1371 pci card, the mboard sound, and a couple of other "sound" devices I didn't even recognize. I may try rebooting and unplug/plug the audigy card in. All the other usb devices seem to be detected ok. Jim WA0LYK --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "jgorman01" <jgorman24@> wrote: > > > > Is the MP3 an USB card or pci? > > > > I'm using a westinghouse lcd and an external soundblaster audigy 2nx > > USB soundcard, and sata hard drives. I put the cd in my old computer > > and everything works ok. Watching the bootup I think either the sata > > drives and/or the usb audio card are not being detected correctly. > > fldigi is probably aborting because there is no soundcard available. > > I'll have to work on this. > > > > The boot disc detects my motherboard based soudncard without problems, > an Emachine PC that normally runs XP HE. When I was at Skip's house he > had it working with his external thumb-drive styled external > soundcard. Remember, the software default is audio in via the mic > audio source. You can change it to LINE IN in the FL-DIgi set-up > area. You can also use the utility linux files on the boot disc to > detect soudcards. If your souncard was not detect at the first boot, > try it. > > As for PTT, my digital mode interface does not work fully with Linux > so I do not bother setting the FL-DIGI for rig control or PTT, I use > VOX for PTT and it appears to work just fine. > > Andy K3UK >
