On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 01:34:55PM +0000, Jonathan Heaney wrote: > If it's external, isapnp will make no difference. > > If it's internal, it may be that your PC's bios is configuring it for you > (this might > happen if you have a setting in the bios "PnP OS Installed" set to "No").
No. I had my modem setup under isapnp before the kernel upgrade. I do have a PnPbios, but it didn't work intil i did the upgrade. so, you are probably right in this respect. However... > > This might also be the cause of your soundcard problems. The Bios can only > go so far > with configuring isapnp devices - it can handle something simple like a modem > (just > an irq and base i/o), but throw something e.g. an Awe64 at it and it will > fail. This > failed attempt to configure the card in Bios can render it uncofigurable by <snippy> > isapnptools. > When you do this, and replace your isapnp.conf file, do you get any error > messages > during boot? > No. I setup the module for the sound card a nd config'd it with isapnp with little difficulty. However... Now I get virtually no signal coming through the card. Even though my cdrom is hardwired to the card, I get barely any volume coming through it. 'dev/audio' does the same. It works, but its barely audible. Any ideas? > You should also upgrade your modconf / modutils files and try to fix them > properly. Yes. This is lazy of me. I still got the error when I installed the module but it seemed to load. Anyhow, thanks for the help. bw
