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Jason Wertz said: > I know this might not be the answer you're looking for, but I usually > don't waste too much time trying to configure sound under Linux. For a > reasonable price you can just purchase very solid working drivers from > www.opensound.com Especially with laptops where you can't just swap in > a new soundcard I think it is worth the 20ドル-35 to avoid the hassle > plus they support things not in the free OSS...I have a NeoMagic chip > in my Dell that had horrible support when I installed Linux, it may be > better now though but I've been really happy w/ the non-free driver. Yeah- that's not what I intend to do. This is a pretty old laptop and not worth spending the extra money on. I really think I have some kind of resource conflict.. BTW - please wrap at <80 characters for us non-gui e-mailers. thx. Thanks, -john -- John Lavin <jlavin@wayreth.net> <jlavin@ccil.org> ,''`. "The significant problems we face cannot be solved by the same level : :' : of thinking that created them." -Albert Einstein `. `' Fingerprint: B0AA 4A33 D43F BA67 E524 22F3 DA3B F8C8 2BA4 8C46 `-
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