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Subject: Re: NeoMagic 256Z: pcm0: play interrupt timeout, channel dead 
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Gregory Neil Shapiro writes:
 > imp> Does it work if you disable pcic in your kernel?  I hope the answer is
 > imp> "no change"
 > 
 > Since I have the same sound driver and it is having the same problem, I am
 > "happy" (though that is the wrong word) to report that removing pcic from
 > the kernel doesn't fix the problem.  My laptop remains soundless.

I don't suppose you have any idea when it broke?  I update this
machine very infrequently -- pccard & vmware are in use on this
machine and make it a PITA to upgrade..  My working kernel
is dated March 1st, 2001.  When's the last time sound worked on your
machine?

Thanks,

Drew

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