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Re: [TCLUG:6137] Modem and soundcard troubleshooting



I'm having similar problem(s)...I got a new motherboard and installed
Redhat 6.0 but it wouldn't recognize my modem or soundcard.  I got the
modem to work by moving it to a different slot.  That shouldn't have made
any difference but maybe it toggled some setting I don't know about that
fixed things...

For the sound you might try OSS at http://www.4front-tech.com you have to
pay for it but you can try it before you buy and it supports many more
sound cards than the standard Linux drivers...

As far as the modem goes - your best bet might be to buy an Aopen modem
from buycomp.com for $40 or so.  Check out this site:
http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~comech/tools/CheapBox.html
it seems very informative

>Hello everyone. I'm new to Linux, although not to Unix and I feel very
>exited of having Linux at home.
>I installed Red Hat 6.0 and I'm having problems with my modem and sound
>card.
>
>Linux doesn't seem to recognize my modem in any /dev/ttySn. The modem is a
>V.34 Plug and Play that came with my HP Pavillion 7125. Is that because
>Linux has problems with PnP and it has to be configured using isapnp (which
>at this stage is like chinese to me)?.
>
>My sound card is a standard 16-bit sound card (I think is a Crystal CS4232).
>I configure it as a SoundBlaster Pro using sndConfig, but it always gives me
>an error message saying the resource is busy. Any ideas?.
>
>Sorry to all the veterans for this novice questions, but any help is highly
>appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Vicente. vmbarreiro@earthlink.net
>
>
>
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