sound advice needed

[Jacob Schmude]

Hang on, I thought alsa had isapnp support. In fact, that was one of the
main reasons I started using ALSA, those darn isapnp tools were to hard
to configure. You configure alsa at compile-time like this:
./configure --with-isapnp=yes

You then have a module called "isapnp.o" which will detect your pnp card.


On 29 Mar 2000, Kirk Reiser wrote:

> Hi Chuck:  The awe-64 is fine.  If it is an isa device you will need
> to use isapnp to set the ports where you want them to live and then
> tell alsa in your modules.conf.  If it is a pci device then you won't
> need the isapnp stuff but you'll still need to set things other than
> the snd_port and stuff in the options line of your modules.conf.  I
> can tell you more once I know what type of interface it is.  It
> doesn't really give you that much of an advantage over the sb16
> though.
> 
>   Kirk
> 
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