On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 3:20 AM, Kiernan Holland <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > If it is an interrupt problem, you'll have to move your sound card to > another slot.. Or if the sound is on your motherboard, buy another card and > use that instead of the motherboard. Also I think the 64-bit kernel is the > other problem. I think I read I mean to say that the 64-bit kernel is the solution to your memory addressing. If your swap is adequate for the amount of real memory you have, then it's likely the kernel is not a 64-bit kernel, and that's why it's not addressing enough of the memory. And the size of the memory could be less than 4 gigs due to some sort of addressing needs outside of memory addressibility. If it is that your swap is 3.1 gigs, then that's the problem. But make sure you have the 64-bit kernel and enough swap.
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