Re: SoundBlaster CD1800 - can't work with Colgate?Z

[Chuck Bearden <cbearden www ci houston tx us>]

Could it be that your sound card is plug-n-play?  If so, you would have to
use something like isapnptools to configure these cards under Linux.  As I
understand it, Linux does not yet have kernel support for PnP devices. 

Chuck
Network Services Librarian
Houston Public Library
cbearden hpl lib tx us

On Sat, 12 Jul 1997, Victoria Stanfield wrote:

> 
> I recently purchased a SoundBlaster CD1800 and am unable to make it
> work with Redhat's Colgate Release which I am supposed to have redhat
> support for.  I have tried remaking my kernel and selecting Creative
> Labs CD from the non-scsi CD choices.  I checked under Win95 and it
> says that the soundblaster AWE16 card to which this CD is attached is
> at 0x240 using interrupt 10.  I tried selecting these for my soundcard
> config in my kernel.  No luck.  Please tell me what I'm missing.
> -- 
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