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Date:      Fri, 22 Feb 2002 01:13:49 +0100
From:      "Siegbert Baude" <Siegbert.Baude@gmx.de>
To:        "mess-mate" <messmate@free.fr>, "Jud" <jud@operamail.com>
Cc:        "freebsd-questions-en" <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org>
Subject:   Re: SB AWE64
Message-ID:  <007d01c1bb35$d0832140$4011a8c0@whwurm.uniulm.de>
References:  <5YIFEB6Y4263UO2VUSKIMKWC8E9SR.3c744ca6@sparky> <20020221170707.5A607AB59A@postfix1-2.free.fr>

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Hi,

> Ok the timeout message is right.
> sbc is not set to the right irq ! is set to 9 and must be 5.
> Even if I set it in my kernel as sbc0 ................ irq 5

This is overridden by the PnP routines during kernel start. In your kernel
config file delete everything after "pcm" and "sbc" so that these terms are
the end of the lines.
There is no possiblity in FBSD 4.x to choose IRQs for AWE's ISA PnP. Just let
the system determine a working configuration.

> ....................
> On the boot there is also a message as 'isa0  to many dependent ...
> (8) '

Forget this one, it's harmless and irrelevant to your problem.
Check the archives, I explained this several times. :-)

> How can I set my soundcard to the right irq ?

This is done automatically. But make sure, that every irq activated in your
system is known by some driver in your FBSD-kernel. Once in the same trouble
as you now, my problem was I had USB activated in the BIOS, but didn't have
USB-support in my FBSD-kernel. This led to my AWE being on the irq of my USB
and a failing card (ISA doesn't allow several cards on one IRQ; PCI does
however). So deactivate unneeded onboard-components or add relevant drivers in
your kernel. If there are other ISA-cards in your system, tell your BIOS to
not use the according IRQs.

Don't know if the BIOS option "PnP OS" was relevant. Try "no" first.

hth
Siegbert


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