Now I have a different problem:
I can't get the modem and the soundcard to work at the same time. and
the really puzzling part is that I have one user where the modem works
but the audiodevice can't be opened and one where the sound works but
the modem (though detected) hangs at initialization (query in KPPP
returns nothing here but all the correct answers for the first user).
For the root it is the same as for the second user. I looked at what
documentation I could find and I'm still lost.
How do I find out where the conflict is, and how do I fix it?
I have a G6 180 Pentium with both Win95 and Mandrake 6.0 using the KDE
interface
The modem is a Us Robotics 56K Voice INT V4.7.35
The soundcard an Ensoniq soundscape VIVO PnP
any enlightenment would be greatly appreciated. :-)
hgh
Civileme wrote:
> Well, you might try /usr/src/linux-2.2.9/Documentation/sound as a
> beginning. The sound cards need modules loaded, and need entries in
> an isapnp configuration file in the /etc directory.
>
> As for the modem, run a Konsole, and
> type
>
> modemtool
>
> at the prompt. Then assign it to the serial port it actually
> occupies. Setup is by Kppp from the internet menu.
>
> Civileme
>
> William Borowicz wrote:
>
>> Hello All:
>>
>> Operating system seemed to intall fine but I cannot use my
>> sound card
>> (Crystal Chips) or my modem. I get a device busy message. I
>> disabled
>> plug-n-play from the bios before installing.
>>
>> ANY SUGGESTIONS...SNDCONGFIG DOES NOT CURE THE PROBLEM.
>>
>> --bILL
>>
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