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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 23:42:13 -0500
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From: Michael Alwan <alwan@rma.edu>
Subject: ensoniq vivo wavetable pci pnp installation
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To all:

Can anyone clue me in or direct me to information about how to make this
pci pnp wavetable sound board work?  Needless to say, it isn't detected at
the Soundblaster compatible port address 220.  These are the card specs:

Port = 330
WavePort = e84
OttoPort = 2100
SBIRQ = 5  #Soundblaster IRQ???#
DMA = 1
DMAADC = 1

MIDI:
Port = 330
IRQ = 9

I don't pretend to know what all these settings mean, but if the kernel
would recognize a sound board at port 330, I think the rest would fall in
place.  Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Michael