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From: Dann Lunsford <dann@greycat.com>
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Subject: Re: PCI sound devices
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"Bill A. K." wrote:
> 
> Try this:
> 
> make sure your kernel config file has support for pci (of course)
> 
> add the line
> 
> device pcm0
> 
> to your kernel config file and recompile and reinstall the kernel and reboot
> 
> on boot, see if it configures your card as pcm something and made a snd
> device accordingly  e.g.  if it configures the card as pcm0 then make a

Thanks for the thoughts, Bill, but I'm afraid it's a no go.  The "card" 
isn't attached to *any* driver; still comes up as "none0" and "none1" 
in the pciconf -l listing.  There is obviously something I'm missing; no 
real problem, as I seem to be a permanent resident in the State of
Confusion :-)

Thanks again!

Dann Lunsford


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