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Go to <a href="http://www.opensound.com" rel="ugc">http://www.opensound.com</a>&nbsp;and download the driver package you need. Extract the files and as root type ./oss-install in the directory you extracted into. Follow the directions on the screen and by the end of the installation you'll have sound.<br />
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Go to http://www.opensound.com [http://www.opensound.com] and download the driver package you need. Extract the files and as root type ./oss-install in the directory you extracted into. Follow the directions on the screen and by the end of the installation you'll have sound.

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My response to Apparatus's comment: &nbsp;I like giving people the free solutions.
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My response to Apparatus's comment:  I like giving people the free solutions.

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I have recently installed SuSE Linux 6.3. I have a SoundBlaster 16 soundcard and can not get it to work. The salesman at the place where I bought Linux said I had to recompile the kernel. Is there any other way of getting sound?
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I have recently installed SuSE Linux 6.3. I have a SoundBlaster 16 soundcard and can not get it to work. The salesman at the place where I bought Linux said I had to recompile the kernel. Is there any other way of getting sound?

Sound card problem

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