At 19:08 10/02/2005 -0700, Lan Barnes wrote: >... and if the Airlink isn't enough, the on-board sound doesn't >configure and probably wouldn't work with Myth anyway. So I need >recommendations on a cheapo compatible sound card from you Myth gurus. > >Does dropping a sound card in the bus turn off the on-board >automagically or is there something in the BIOS or what?
You should go into the BIOS and turn off the sound if you plug in a sound card. So you are saying that Fedora Core 4 can not detect and set up the built-in sound? You tried both the ALSA and the OSS drivers? What does Knoppix do with it? If Knoppix can start and detect the sound then you can take the settings that Knoppix uses and place them in the Fedora system. Any of the SoundBlaster series of cards will work. I have a PCI sound card that I found lying around and it works, I don't even know the brand but it gets detected as an es1371 chipset compatible. Gus -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
