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From: Kent Hauser <kent@tfd.com>
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Hi All,

I've again been trying to get my sound support working.
The problem I have is the machine panic's (RAM parity error)
whenever I (for instance) play an mp3.

I have a SBLive Value card. The card works fine under W98.

The EMU10K1 is recognized during the probe, but the "sbc"
is not. I have pci/pcm/sbc enabled in the kernel.
"cat /dev/sndstat" shows the emu10k1 ready and willing.

Any thoughts? 


Thanks.
Kent


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