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is there some kind of resource conflict between the sound and network 
cards?
On Fri, May 27, 2005 at 02:45:35PM -0700, jacob schmude wrote:
> Hi
> The reason I'd need to remove the audigy2 in order to use my onboard
> sound is that this particular motherboard disables the onboard sound
> when it detects another sound card in the system. I've done a thorough
> search of the Gentoo forums and haven't found anything, I'm waiting
> for the forum admin to get back to me with my username created so that
> I can ask it, since I can't create the user myself as they use one of
> those image verification systems. I doubt, however, that this problem
> is Gentoo-specific.
> 
> On 5/27/05, Kenny Hitt <kenny@hittsjunk.net> wrote:
> > Hi.
> > 
> > I can't really help much, but I have some questions.
> > Have you asked about your problem on the Gentoo lists?
> > 
> > Why will you need to remove your sound card to use the on board card?
> > 
> >          Kenny
> > 
> > 
> > On Fri, May 27, 2005 at 01:13:09PM -0700, jacob schmude wrote:
> > > Hi all
> > > I recently installed Gentoo linux on my AMD Athlon64 system.
> > > Everything, except for the sound and network, seems to work fine.
> > > However, the sound and network are having a problem that I've never
> > > seen before and have had no luck at all researching. The sound card is
> > > an SB Audigy2 ZS Platinum PRO, the ethernet card is an onboard nVidia
> > > NForce3 250GB controller. The problem is this: if I'm using the
> > > soundcard for any extended length of time, both sound and network will
> > > lock up without warning and with absolutely no messages in the logs
> > > indicating a failure. The sound will repeat the last few seconds it
> > > was playing before the lock up in a repeated loop, while the network
> > > will not work at all--though there's no indication of failure in the
> > > output of ifconfig eth0 or dmesg. Bringing eth0 down then back up
> > > again, oddly enough, will correct both issues for a little while, but
> > > it will happen again. Usually I can't use the sound for any longer
> > > than ten minutes before this happens. I'm using the ALSA emu10k1
> > > driver for the audigy, and I've tried both the free, kernel-provided
> > > driver and NVidia's proprietary driver for my network card. The
> > > results are the same with both network drivers, and I can't really try
> > > another audio driver since snd-emu10k1 is the only one that supports
> > > my card and I can't try my onboard sound without completely removing
> > > the audigy2--which I really don't want to do, since it was a pain
> > > getting everything hooked up to it. Has anyone ever seen this problem
> > > or anything similar? If so, is there a way to fix it?
> > >
> > > thx
> > >
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