Hi Steve
Try to use audio mixer to set @ zero the mic, line in and cdrom too
Probably this resolve your problems (too much gains on no-source
input line)
bye, and don't forget to feedback
me if it works (or not)
Steve Winston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> scritto:
>
> Can I replace the sound card built into my motherboards with a new
> card? My Micron 233 mmx has an intel motherboard with built-in sound.
> Works fine in Win95, but in Linux, I get lots of static, and every
> mouse movement make static noise, too. The built-in chip is a yamaha
> but Windows indicates there is a soundblaster there, too (my computer
> has Win95 on one hard drive and on the other, Linux Mandrake--the
> version with Redhat 5.2).
> Could I simply install a new sound card? Must I disable the on-board
> sound? I want to escape Windows. Anyway, any ideas out there?
> Steve Winston
>
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