Leon Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >>> What about those ISA [sound] cards you love? 8)
>
> >> pnpdump >/etc/isapnp.conf
> >> jmacs /etc/isapnp.conf
> >> jmacs /etc/modules.conf
>
> > beware, isa and isa-pnp are two different things.
>
> Guillaume, isa-pnp and isa-pnp are sometimes two different things. (-:
>
> The above has worked for every ISA sound card I've tried, except original Sound
> Blaster (and Pro, II, 16) - which are ``well known'' anyway - and Sound Galaxy
> cards, which seem to inhabit a universe of their own.
On a non pnp card, pnpdump'll create a near-to-empty file (with only
comments) and isapnp'll do nothing. however, the odds are low that you
can find an old non-pnp isa card.
The problem is that it's difficult to detect an ISA card. Now we can
use /proc/isapnp but has someone time & interest to do it ? gc ?
For PCI cards, i regularly update the pcitable{,pm} of Drakx whenever
a new driver is added.
