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How to configure a SB PCI128?

DISCUSSION Tony Nugent 1 participant 1 message Mar 9, 2001 Sound

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Quoted 8 lines · ZYSERMAN Fabio

Hi, I apologize if the request has already been answered, but I am new to this list!

I have a Sound Blaster PCI128, could someone help me with the steps necessary to get it to work?

Thank you all in advance!

Short answer:

	modprobe es1371

If that doesn't work, and es1371.o does not exist in your /lib/modules/* tree for the kernel you are running, then you are either in trouble, or this sound driver has been compiled into the kernel itself (which is not recommended).

Long answer:

If you have a redhat box, simply run the sndconfig utility, which puts an alias into /etc/modules.conf (or /etc/conf.modules) that specifies an alias for the module.

On my redhat 7.0 box (with a 2.4.x kernel and the same sound card), I have:

alias sound-slot-0 es1371

Other distributions might have different mechanisms for setting this up. The alias name is also different ("alias sound es1371", IIRC) in earlier distributions (kernel version dependent).

Cheers
Tony
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