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ok here is what my control panel under 95 says i have.....<br />
Crystal CS 4232 PnP audio hardware<br />
irq5<br />
dma 1<br />
dma0<br />
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i recompiled and still no go.<br />

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ok here is what my control panel under 95 says i have.....
Crystal CS 4232 PnP audio hardware
irq5
dma 1
dma0

i recompiled and still no go.


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Is your card sounblaster compatible? If it is pick soundblaster when you configure the kernel and it should work.<br />

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Is your card sounblaster compatible? If it is pick soundblaster when you configure the kernel and it should work.


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ok i will compile it again with soundblaster support cause i do believe it is sound blaster compatible.<br />
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ok i will compile it again with soundblaster support cause i do believe it is sound blaster compatible.




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How would i go about getting Linux to recognize my sound card.....its a sound blaster 16....seems like i read somethin bout modules but i am not sure. &nbsp;i am running redhat 4.2.
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How would i go about getting Linux to recognize my sound card.....its a sound blaster 16....seems like i read somethin bout modules but i am not sure.  i am running redhat 4.2.

Sound under Linux

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