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From: Jason Andresen <jandrese@mitre.org>
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To: Jeff Flowers <jsflowers@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Re: EMU10K Query
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Jeff Flowers wrote:
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> Does FreeBSD support the EMU10k (SBLive!) chipset? I didn't notice it on
> 4.4's list of supported hardware.

Yes.  I'm using an SBLive Value right now and it works pretty good.  
The FreeBSD driver even supports multiple play channels, although
you have to set up your applications by hand to use them--generally
by passing in a '--device /dev/dsp/0.x' switch.  Rear channel (second
auto output jack) is not supported yet in 4.x.  

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