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Subject: Re: how to deal with OPTI0924 Sound boar ?
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First, turn off the HTML feature in your mailer - it's annoying, move to
straight text.  :)

Anyhow, what is the output of 'dmesg'?  While it didn't find PCM0 it may
have found PCM1 or PCM2.  My system for example has only 1 sound card,
but it is detected as PCM2 - the solution was 'sh /dev/MAKEDEV audio2'. 
Of course it's entirely possible that your card isn't supported and
you're just SOL.  :)

Jim


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