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To: Peter Korsten <peter@grendel.IAEhv.nl>
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Subject: Re: Sound Blaster 16 PnP 
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From: Amancio Hasty <hasty@rah.star-gate.com>
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Just take it up to the multimedia mailing list since thats where
the sound cards pnp issue is being hammered out. 

To GUS PnP owner you *don't* have to worry about the PnP issues since
the driver has builtin PnP support:

For instance , this is my config line for my gus pnp.
controller      snd0
device gus0 at isa?   vector gusintr

Hopefully the same level of ease of configuration or better will be
extended to other cards.

	Cheers,
	Amancio

>From The Desk Of Peter Korsten :
> EMANUELE COSTA shared with us:
> > 	I'm trying to install a Sound Balster 16 PnP and I've been told 
> > that I should search for the OSS package. Could anyone help me?
> 
> I was wondering, am I the only person who just looked under Windows
> 95 (tm) which resources the PnP Soundblaster 16 used and configured
> his kernel likewise? With just an PnP SB16 and a non-PnP Teles ISDN
> card, this works fine.
> 
> Of course, adding a PnP card would stir up things, but in my case
> that would mean rebuilding my kernel anyway (I stripped it to the
> bare essentials).
> 
> - Peter
>