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From: Nathan Dorfman <nathan@rtfm.net>
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Subject: New cheap soundcard for 3.0-current machine
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Hi! I have a machine running 3.0-current and nothing else (a 4G
dangerously dedicated disk). I want to buy myself a cheap soundcard
(SB16-style quality is fine) that I can actually configure without
running a config program under DOS as with the SB16. Jumper cards
aren't made anymore so anything that is set to a known default that
or is detectable would be great. Any ideas?