Hi, I had combination CDU33A + Promultimedia Sound Card. It was quite painful to make it work. The only successful pass was to use loadlin from DOS, so that DOS initializes Sound Card + CDU33A interface (SONY) and after that you boot linux (again with loadlin). In DOS there was driver which printed out everyting about IRQ, ports and so on. I was not able to make it work without DOS, because of bad sound card I beleive, you may make it work with soundbleaster, if it is really soundblaster from creative labs.
Good luck, Sasha. > I just installed Debian on an old 486, which has a old sony cdu33a cdrom > connected to a soundblaster 16. The problem is that the soundcard only has > jumper settings for the cdroms irq, not for the base adress, and stupid as I > am, I > didn't have those written down somewhere since I haven't used this comp for > some > 2-3 years. After having tried all possible irq and base adresses combination > with the sony cdu31a module (which I have a vauge memory of working when I > first installed linux on this computer), I was wondering if there is any > nice way to determine irq & base adress and therefore being able to use it. > Or if there is any other nice method to get it to work I don't know of ;) > > //Anders a.k.a Caine > > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null >
