Hi isty, Check http://www.alsa-project.org/ There you would find the greatest and latest alsa drivers. ./configure then make then make install It is a good idea to move over to alsa driver, since it is built into kernel 4.6.
Your sound card should work. I had one, it died after 5 years. And yes, this card does have a pnp and a non-pnp mode, and that tends to couse a LOT of confusion, since setting the mode is not possible under linux as far as i know, I may be wrong here. Since the card died on me, i could not offer recent info on how well it is supported in recent kernels and modules :-) Cheers Szemir On January 8, 2004 21:46, isty wrote: > I've installed a linux operating system on a IBM PC 300PL. For some > reason the Crystal Audio (Cs4232) is disabled. > I've downloaded the alsa-driver-0.9.1.tar bz2 driver packages and also > the alsa-kernel-0.9.1-fr1-2.4.18_26.8.0i686 rpm packages. > When I try installing the alsa-kernel packages I get a error message > that the alsa-driver are undetected. > How do you extract the alsa-drivers so that the installation work's. > In Red Hat 8.0 how do you go about extracting files from your desktop to > your floppy drive? _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca
