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As far as I know, only one channel is supported so far. I have RedHat 6.2 with the latest drivers from Creative and still only two speakers work. Your best bet is to keep visiting <a href="http://developer.soundblaster.com" rel="ugc">http://developer.soundblaster.com</a>&nbsp;. I have read there that they plan to develope drivers with full EAX support in the near future...<br />
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As far as I know, only one channel is supported so far. I have RedHat 6.2 with the latest drivers from Creative and still only two speakers work. Your best bet is to keep visiting http://developer.soundblaster.com [http://developer.soundblaster.com] . I have read there that they plan to develope drivers with full EAX support in the near future...
 

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ok i'll check it out and i'll let you know
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ok i'll check it out and i'll let you know

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I have a Soundblaster Live and i have connected 4 speakers.<br />
In Windows all of the speakers work fine but in SuSE Linux 6.3 only the first 2 are working<br />
and i can't make linux &quot;see&quot; the other 2.<br />
Any comments?????????????????
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I have a Soundblaster Live and i have connected 4 speakers.
In Windows all of the speakers work fine but in SuSE Linux 6.3 only the first 2 are working
and i can't make linux "see" the other 2.
Any comments?????????????????

4 speakers-2 working

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