M.Hockings wrote:
Gustavo Seabra wrote:
Thanks Mike,
I tried the Hardware Browser, and put the results down here. Interestingly, there are 3 mentions of (apparently) the same device, all 3 very similar, but none really is my soundcard! Also, the same device is cited as a soundcard and as unknown! I think I will post this at the developer's list. Thanks.
Sound Cards:
Selected Device: CS4236B - CSC000 [note that my soundcard should be CS4237B]
Device Information
Manufacturer: Unknown
Driver: snd-cs4236
Unknownd Devices: Selected Device: CS4236B - CDC000f Device Information: Manufacturer: Unknown Driver: ns-558
Selected Device: CS4236B - CSC0010 Device Information: Manufacturer: Unknown Driver: Unknown
Interesting, I also see two devices in the unknown category (didn't look there before :-) Both are labeled as Onboard PnP Audio, one is CSC0101 with driver ns558 and the other is CSC0103 with driver unknown. Since the Crystal audio stuff also has Midi and joystick capabilities I will presume that is what these two entries are for?
In any case if you make some progress in this I would be most interested. Sound may not be significant but it is nice.
Mike
Mike,
At least in my case, the soudcard detector couldn't find my card beacause it's ISA. Anyway, since the system shows something there, it seemed to be working somehow. So, I opened the sound mixer (KMix, in KDE) and put all the volumes to the maximum and turned my speaker volume up: there was it! I could hear the sounds! What seemed to be the problem is that for some obscure reason Fedora sets the volume too low, and then we just don't hear it. (I tried Knoppix and the sounds came out just right from the start.)
Someone ought to fix this in a future release...
Hope that helps you too,
Gustavo.
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