> Someone elsewhere mentioned to do: > first remove oss (pkgrm oss) > # devfsadm -C > # update_drv -a -i '"pci10de,1b0"' audio810 > > in the /etc/driver_aliases file it shows as: > audio810 "pci10de,1b0"
Yup, update_drv is the "recommended" way of doing it. devfsadm -C cleans up any cruft in /dev from devices that have gone away. > Yes I did have the card in when I put OSS onto the > machine, and the card is what showed up on the volume > applet. What I'm thinking may have happened is that OSS is trying to drive the card, but is actually ending up using the motherboard sound hardware instead for some reason. So when you take the card out it just gives up. Try this: 1. Remove OSS. 2. Run the command: update_drv -d -i '"pci10de,1b0"' audio810 2. Shutdown the system. 3. Remove the card. 4. Power up the system. 5. Install OSS. With any luck the OSS drivers will then attach to the onboard sound hardware as it should, and will have no memory of the card. If that doesn't work, then can you tell me whether you have APIC mode enabled in the BIOS? Thanks Andrew. This message posted from opensolaris.org
