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Subject: Re: Couldn't change IRQ on Creative SB16 PnP 
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> I have a similar scenario here with a PnP motherboard which the
> PnP code refuses to relocate my SB16 configuration to the one
> I specify. Just please follow up on multimedia@freeBSD.org .

I've seen a problem in the past where the PnP code failed to work with
older BIOS code.  The motherboard was specifically an older ASUS.  Try
possibly updating your BIOS, it may just do the trick.


Sujal