Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 20:52:15 GMT From: "spider 90" <spider90@hotmail.com> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: sound cards Message-ID: <20000328205216.68714.qmail@hotmail.com>
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Hi folks:) Well I am starting to get a few things figured out. I am
getting the mount filesystem thing down. However I have two main concerns at
this moment. First is sound cards. I have a creative live value pack pci
sound card. The system doenst recognize it from the Generic kernel, which I
understand. However I can't seem to find the specific command I need to
either mount the sound card as a device and/or what is the specific command
I should input into my own kernel. The complete freebsd mentions isa sound
cards but not pci.
Second is window managers. I was using kde as my desktop but it doest
seem that stable, locks up easy, doesnt handle adding new packages well. I
know this is likley a matter of choice, but can you folks recommend a stable
windows manager that would be good for a
newbie to latch onto?
Last I have been told from people that I choose to difficult of a unix
system to learn on and that I should switch over to linux Redhat. I dont
want to, but would that be better as a Newbie.
Thanks again, and I am determined not to give up:)
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