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Re: No Sound after install



Doug McMahon wrote:
The card is an add-on, I think I may just buy a new one (this will be my
third in three years though!) as $35 to get the driver could go towards
a shiny new one. Does anyone have any recommendations? I need to have an
optical out port working to use with my girlfriends minidisc.

Isn't that always the way? I think one of the newer SoundBlaster cards would work great. There are others. You may wish to check the RedHat hardware compatibility list to get a list of known-good sound cards.

On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 23:21, Rick Stevens wrote:

Doug McMahon wrote:

Thank you for your help, the kernel I'm running is 2.4.18-17.8.0

This may be a stupid question, but is the sound card built into the motherboard or is it an add-on? I ask because the maker of your card went bankrupt a while back so further support would be questionable at best.

If it's built in, see if the BIOS allows you to disable it.  If so,
I'd do it and go get a new sound card.  They're pretty cheap now
and the odds of someone like SoundBlaster or Via going belly-up are
far slimmer.
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