just go to /etc/modules and drop in your module's proper name. in my case: esssolo1, and make sure your Sound server is set to Autodetect or OSS. restart the server. no big deal.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >You are running cooker, >so if you have problems, please report them in a nice way. >This might actually work better than the rant below. >Also, I think someone replied to your previous message >already, and you did't even see that? > >Danny > > >On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Tom Whiting wrote: > >> Ok, 3rd time's the charm MAYBE. >> Unfortunately, my patience with Mandrake has reached an end. Certain >> applications require play (/usr/bin/play), which **gasp** someone decided to >> play with? >> >> Once again (for the third time), how do I get this configured to WORK >> correctlY? Considering someone up there decided they knew everything and that >> they should mess with something that worked PERFECTLY, it is now up to that >> someone to respond. >> >> Certain applications rely on play (again /usr/bin/play), some actually rely on >> the OSS drivers. Some are even ((gasp)) binary applications meaning they CAN >> NOT be changed. One VERY common application like that is crossover. Since >> the change, NOTHING for sound has come out of that.. -=THAT=- is enough to >> drive me back to a decent OS that actually (gasp) WORKS out of the box and >> doesn't mess with that which WORKS correctly (sound for one). Applications >> like this, I gladly (GLADLY) pay for. Applications that don't provide basic >> driver support, or half assed support for said drivers I pay nothing for. >> Applications (or operating systems) that refuse to LISTEN to what their >> users are saying I pay nothing for, and no attention to. >> >> Since I started using Mandrake, I have seen nothing but problems. Failure to >> unmount devices properly, failure to do many things properly. Now, this just >> takes the cake. You take a driver that WAS working, and you trash it. For >> WHAT reason? So, those of us that REQUIRE the drivers for this card are told >> what, to go buy a new card? I don't think so!! >> >> I realize that life as a tech is damn near impossible (I AM one), but I also >> realize that there is NO reason to "fix" something or "modify" somthing that >> works 100%, which up untill this last release sound HAS done. Now, someone, >> PLEASE explain to me why I all of the sudden have HALF ASSED sound support >> (right out of the box mind you). I'd LOVE to hear the explanation for this. >> >> > > > -- Dean F Owensby - Norfolk, Virginia USA - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - d66b __________________________________________________________________ Your favorite stores, helpful shopping tools and great gift ideas. Experience the convenience of buying online with Shop@Netscape! http://shopnow.netscape.com/ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/
