With new MB, I can no longer access my older, analog phone line modem.
The isapnp startup had an older isapnp.conf file.
I assume one uses pnpdump to make a new one with the correct ISAPNP port. I
found an address 0213 in the /proc/ioports and I seem to get a sensible conf
file using this
Hello Eduard and *,
Am 2007-02-03 15:23:53, schrieb Eduard Bloch:
> Generaly, the snd-sbawe module is used for this card... however, it
> seems that all ISA soundcard support has been removed in the current
> kernels. Does anyone know what happened to it?
You meen ISA support from ALSA!
My daugh
Am 2007-02-03 15:23:53, schrieb Eduard Bloch:
> #include
> * Kevin Mark [Sat, Feb 03 2007, 12:54:13AM]:
>
> > > But when I try to play any sort of sound (audio CD, raw PCM file, etc.) I
> > > just get static from the speakers.
> > >
> > > I have also tried:
> > > # modprobe sound
> > > # modpro
#include
* Kevin Mark [Sat, Feb 03 2007, 12:54:13AM]:
> > But when I try to play any sort of sound (audio CD, raw PCM file, etc.) I
> > just get static from the speakers.
> >
> > I have also tried:
> > # modprobe sound
> > # modprobe sound-core
> > but cannot determine what effect, if any, thes
On Sat, Feb 03, 2007 at 12:49:23AM -0500, Oliver Twist wrote:
> Cannot get sound up and running on etch.
> Here's my situation:
> AWE64 ISAPNP card (works fine on Windows)
>
> Just installed etch. The card is 'detected' on boot, but not 'configured'.
>
e also read the following HOWTO's:
> linux sound HOWTO
> AWE 32/64 HOWTO
>
> I've learned a lot, but am having trouble piecing together what I've
> learned and applying it to this particular distro, and I need a bit of
> direction.
>
> Here's my situa
rned a lot, but am having trouble piecing together what I've learned
and applying it to this particular distro, and I need a bit of direction.
Here's my situation:
AWE64 ISAPNP card (works fine on Windows)
Just installed etch. The card is 'detected' on boot, but not 'confi
Andrea Vettorello wrote:
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 21:51:09 +0800, Uwe Dippel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(today I'm kind of unlucky with the daily update, it seems: Thunderbird
broke, XMMS broke and now:)
After the update from 2.6.8-2 (??), but 2.6.8 in any case 2.6.8; the
kernel freezes a
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 21:51:09 +0800, Uwe Dippel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (today I'm kind of unlucky with the daily update, it seems: Thunderbird
> broke, XMMS broke and now:)
> After the update from 2.6.8-2 (??), but 2.6.8 in any case 2.6.8; the
> kernel freezes at isap
(today I'm kind of unlucky with the daily update, it seems: Thunderbird
broke, XMMS broke and now:)
After the update from 2.6.8-2 (??), but 2.6.8 in any case 2.6.8; the
kernel freezes at isapnp. I tried three times (Power-Off); and then booted
to 2.6.3; the install-kernel; without any proble
I solved this by deactivating my script that was attempting to set the
isapnp manually. The modem did end up at ttyS0 (vs the old ttyS2), so
I adjusted /etc/ppp/peers/provider accordingly.
Interestingly, my soundcard (isapnp Soundblaster) also seems to have
ended up using new resources; at least
, what would be an example
/etc/fstab line to mount it?
With 2.4.21 I had no problem with /proc/isapnp.
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Greetings,
I am playing around with the isapnp in a 2.4.12 kernel. I am trying to
get
an ESS1868 sound card like magic without the isapnp deb. I found a web site
that describes the set up in a 2.4.5 kernel at
http://www.netspace.net.au/~bmiller/linux/ess1868-2.4.html. I tried it with
On Sun, Oct 07, 2001 at 11:41:16AM +0200, Enton Smith wrote:
> if i boot with kernel 2.2.19 the networkcard works correct
> if i boot with kernel 2.4.9 (isapnp is compiled into the kernel) the
> card won't work. with 'cat /proc/isapnp' i get the information that the
&
YMMV
I have a isa pnp modem which did not work after upgrading to 2.4.2. I got it
to work by manually calling isapnp "isapnp /etc/isapnp.conf". The command
seemed to fail with a resource conflict - but the modem worked.
- Original Message -
From: "Enton Smith" &l
HI GUYS and GALS!
i'm using 'potato'. i have got a raid-controller and so i have had to
update to kernel 2.4.9 to get it working. all compontents works fine,
but i can't persuade my networkcard (ne2000-compatible isapnp) to run :(
if i boot with kernel 2.2.19 the networkcar
>> I have some troubles using the linux 2.4 isapnp support with an awe64.
>> I use the kernel-image-2.4.9-586 from http://people.debian.org/~bunk/debian
Actually, I created a patch for the latest (2.4.10) kernel to fix this (it
was a unknown card to the sb driver).
Anybody hav
On Mon, 1 Oct 2001 18:20:16, Jason Boxman wrote
>On Monday 01 October 2001 06:07 pm, Jerome Cornet wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I have some troubles using the linux 2.4 isapnp support with an awe64.
>> I use the kernel-image-2.4.9-586 from http://people.debian.org/~bu
On Monday 01 October 2001 06:07 pm, Jerome Cornet wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have some troubles using the linux 2.4 isapnp support with an awe64.
> I use the kernel-image-2.4.9-586 from http://people.debian.org/~bunk/debian
> When I look at the kernel messages, I can see
Hi there,
I have some troubles using the linux 2.4 isapnp support with an awe64.
I use the kernel-image-2.4.9-586 from http://people.debian.org/~bunk/debian
When I look at the kernel messages, I can see that the isapnp correctly
detects the card, but when I load the sb module the card is not
Pepas ; debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 8:47
AM
Subject: Re: mysterious problem with
NICs, isapnp, and modutils
ahahahahahahahaha
Yeah Actually there is a misterious config file.
IF! you gave modconf an argument to pass to the module. like
- Original Message -
From:
Jason
Pepas
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 1:26
AM
Subject: mysterious problem with NICs,
isapnp, and modutils
ok, this is driving me crazy.
first, let me catch you up to speed.
I am instal
ok, this is driving me crazy.
first, let me catch you up to speed.
I am installing debian on a 486 with 2 NE2000 ISA
PNP NICs. During installation, I use isapnp to get one of them
initialized, and set it up as eth0 during the install. no
problems.
I set it up to use io 0x240 and irq
i've got a floppy drive (3.5) and a sound card
(220/5/dma1/dma5) that my potato hasn't yet recognized.
what's the procedure for tracking down what i need?
if it's "isapnp" then can somebody translate the manpage for
isapnp.conf for me? if it's something el
-tool i can change it to normal isa mode. But
my ISDN-Card i can not change.I use the same io and irq as under 2.2.17,
nothing work, then i've tried with data from /proc/isapnp, no success. Crazy
ISA Plug-and-Pray!
--
cu Veit
Veit Waltemath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> infront of his Potato
On 15 Nov 2000, Veit Waltemath wrote:
> Hey,
> did anybody know if there is a different handling in 2.4 with isa-pnp cards.
> I don't get my NIC and my ISDN-Card to work.PNP and ISA-PNP are compiled as
> modules.
does your NIC have any jumper to disable PNP?
BTW, it seems that PNP is working v
Hey,
did anybody know if there is a different handling in 2.4 with isa-pnp cards.
I don't get my NIC and my ISDN-Card to work.PNP and ISA-PNP are compiled as
modules.
Thanx for tips.
--
cu Veit
Veit Waltemath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> infront of his Potato
t> cc:
Enviado Por: Assunto: Speaking of isapnp...
[EMAIL PRO
I'm trying to use isapnp in a last ditch effort to get Potato to recognize my
SCSI card (PnP ISA). isapnpdump sees it, and writes the config file.
However, the rather sketchy docs recommend putting the isapnp command early in
the boot-up process. Call me chicken, but I don't wanna
> I suspect that isapnp may be conflicting with the 5.9c ALSA drivers I'm
> trying to load. How do I configure the system so that I save my
> configuration files, but isapnp doesn't run?
>
You can --remove the package as opposed to --purge it.
However in your cas
I suspect that isapnp may be conflicting with the 5.9c ALSA drivers I'm
trying to load. How do I configure the system so that I save my
configuration files, but isapnp doesn't run?
I'm hoping that ALSA can't configure the drivers because isapnp already
activated the ca
On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I suspect that isapnp may be conflicting with the 5.9c ALSA drivers I'm
> trying to load. How do I configure the system so that I save my
> configuration files, but isapnp doesn't run?
rename the file /etc/isapnp.conf to /e
I suspect that isapnp may be conflicting with the 5.9c ALSA drivers I'm
trying to load. How do I configure the system so that I save my
configuration files, but isapnp doesn't run?
I'm hoping that ALSA can't configure the drivers because isapnp already
activated the ca
On 31-Jul-2000 Kent West wrote:
> Pollywog wrote:
>
> I've discovered that if I create a file named /etc/modutils/sound and
> put in it the line:
> options sb io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1 dma16=5 mpu_io=0x330
>
> then I no longer get the error message. The sound card mostly works now.
> It can't seem to
On 31-Jul-2000 Kent West wrote:
> Pollywog wrote:
>>
>> On 31-Jul-2000 Kent West wrote:
>> > I've got a soundbalster 16 in my Debian box. I believe I've got the
>> > /etc/isapnp.conf file set up properly, to use IRQ5 for the sound card.
>> > However, whenever I do a modprobe sb (or reboot, etc),
Pollywog wrote:
>
> On 31-Jul-2000 Kent West wrote:
> > I've got a soundbalster 16 in my Debian box. I believe I've got the
> > /etc/isapnp.conf file set up properly, to use IRQ5 for the sound card.
> > However, whenever I do a modprobe sb (or reboot, etc), I get a warning
> > about IRQ 7 having a
Pollywog wrote:
>
> On 31-Jul-2000 Kent West wrote:
> > I've got a soundbalster 16 in my Debian box. I believe I've got the
> > /etc/isapnp.conf file set up properly, to use IRQ5 for the sound card.
> > However, whenever I do a modprobe sb (or reboot, etc), I get a warning
> > about IRQ 7 having a
I've got a soundbalster 16 in my Debian box. I believe I've got the
/etc/isapnp.conf file set up properly, to use IRQ5 for the sound card.
However, whenever I do a modprobe sb (or reboot, etc), I get a warning
about IRQ 7 having a conflict. Near as I can tell, I have no, none,
nada, zippo, zilch re
On 31-Jul-2000 Kent West wrote:
> I've got a soundbalster 16 in my Debian box. I believe I've got the
> /etc/isapnp.conf file set up properly, to use IRQ5 for the sound card.
> However, whenever I do a modprobe sb (or reboot, etc), I get a warning
> about IRQ 7 having a conflict. Near as I can tel
I've got a soundbalster 16 in my Debian box. I believe I've got the
/etc/isapnp.conf file set up properly, to use IRQ5 for the sound card.
However, whenever I do a modprobe sb (or reboot, etc), I get a warning
about IRQ 7 having a conflict. Near as I can tell, I have no, none,
nada, zippo, zilch re
Well, IRQs are always a headache. But if humans can't do it, do you
think computers can do it better? look at /proc/interrupts and
/proc/ioports to see what your system is taking. (You probably know
that already.)
Anyways, back to the problem. My first suggestion is to change the
following lin
---
I haven`t tried removing CHECK yet, hoping someone can throw some more light on
the situation first. I have to admit that trying to understand IOs and IRQs
makes my brain bleed!
Thanks again
Paul
> From: <[EMAIL
You may want to remove the (CHECK) from the end of the lines which
configure the IO addresses. If you could send me the error messages,
I could tell you for sure. Actually, you're whole isapnp.conf file
would be helpful too.
Marshal
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: isapnp problems
gnashing I gave up and removed the ethernet
card as it is unessential so as to put the modem back on irq5 where it always
was before. Now on boot isapnp tells me that that there`s a fatal error trying
to check the io because it`s already in use but the modem works fine.
Is the kernel already doing
On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 01:34:55PM +, 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
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some funkiness happening.
> Does the new kernel have automatic support for isapnp cards?
> The reason I ask is, I was having some trouble with modconf,etc...
> Perhaps you will recall the thread posted
>
> Re: /etc/modules.conf
Hi,
I have some funkiness happening.
Does the new kernel have automatic support for isapnp cards?
The reason I ask is, I was having some trouble with modconf,etc...
Perhaps you will recall the thread posted
Re: /etc/modules.conf is more recent than /lib/modules/2.2.12/modules.d
Well...
while
ddress for COM 1
WT> is 3F8 on 'normal' PC hardware.
This is OK. It looks like it is an internal modem (evil), that's why
he uses isapnp
What modem is it anyway? It's not one of the winmodems that only work
with windows 95/98 ?
Ciao,
Martin
Subject: isapnp problems
Date: Fri, May 14, 1999 at 01:13:33AM -0700
In reply to:Paul Nathan Puri
Quoting Paul Nathan Puri([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hey folks!
>
> I'm having a hell of a time getting the serial ports configured on my
> girlfriend's 486.
Hey folks!
I'm having a hell of a time getting the serial ports configured on my
girlfriend's 486.
I'm trying to get the modem going. Windows reported that it sat on IRQ 4, on
io port 0110-0117.
I've edited /etc/rc.boot/0setserial and /etc/isapnp.conf repeatedly.
I'm ready to give up and i
e at your OWN RISK
#
# For details of this file format, see isapnp.conf(5)
#
# For latest information on isapnp and pnpdump see:
# http://www.roestock.demon.co.uk/isapnptools/
#
# Compiler flags: -DREALTIME -DNEEDSETSCHEDULER
#
# Trying port address 0203
# Board 1 has serial identifier ad 00
I have edited my /etc/isapnp.conf file, did isapnpdump and it found my isa
modem. It reconizes my serial card on boot, but I can't seem to make it
work.
Can someone show me an example of a properly uncommented /etc/isapnp.conf?
thanks
NatePuri
Certified Law Student
Debian GNU/Linux Monk
McGeorg
Enough lurking :) This newbie has questions, but we'll start with
some answers.
Check out the following:
http://www-jcr.lmh.ox.ac.uk/~pnp/
It involves patching the kernel to provide pnp support directly
within the kernel, therefore eliminating the need for isapnp
completely.
He init
>
> Hello-
>
> My home system has a CD attached to a SB Vibra 16 board, with 2 other drives
> off the
> single channel IDE controller. If I don't first boot into DOS or OS/2, the
> CD is incorrectly recognized (hdg instead of hdc) and is inaccessable.
>
> Isa
Hello-
My home system has a CD attached to a SB Vibra 16 board, with 2 other drives
off the
single channel IDE controller. If I don't first boot into DOS or OS/2, the
CD is incorrectly recognized (hdg instead of hdc) and is inaccessable.
Isapnp apparently comes up too late in the boot to
Thanks for the hints that isapnp is a part of debian. I think the
descriptions that I read were too old. This caused all this
rpm-stuff.
Somebody whose mail I unfortunately lost asked me which card I have:
There is a paper-tag on the card with the string
MM PRO 16IIIS PNP BP
and the chip is an
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
On Tue, 16 Mar 1999, Kurt Stallknecht wrote:
> I ve problems with the configuration of an Aztech soundcard. The
> first straightforward try wasn t very satisfactory, so I wanted to
> start a second one with isapnp. I downloded it from Red Hat and
&g
isapnp is availible on debian site.
Its in the Admin directory of stable.
Andrew
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rward try wasn t very satisfactory, so I wanted to
> start a second one with isapnp. I downloded it from Red Hat and
> installed alien for the translation into a debian-package, but it
> didn t work. In the man-page of alien I was told that I need the
> package-manager of Red Hat
Hello,
I ve problems with the configuration of an Aztech soundcard. The
first straightforward try wasn t very satisfactory, so I wanted to
start a second one with isapnp. I downloded it from Red Hat and
installed alien for the translation into a debian-package, but it
didn t work. In the man
>
> Actually, I haven't edited mine at all, so unless the kernel
> compilation does something to it, there's no sound stuff in it.
Kernel compilation does nothing to isapnp.conf
You have to do pnpdump (if you havent done do yet), and configure the card
manually.
Andrew
/***
> >JUst post the isapnp.conf you have to the list, we'll take a look at it.
>
> Actually, I haven't edited mine at all, so unless the kernel
> compilation does something to it, there's no sound stuff in it.
I have had problems with compiling sound support for PnP soundblasters
into the kernel, bu
>JUst post the isapnp.conf you have to the list, we'll take a look at it.
Actually, I haven't edited mine at all, so unless the kernel
compilation does something to it, there's no sound stuff in it.
--
-~* Daniel Elenius *~-
JUst post the isapnp.conf you have to the list, we'll take a look at it.
/
* Windows? What Windows?*
* I may have missed it... *
* It can't be a latest Linux*
* version, can it? *
*
thanks, but now isapnp says:
Don't know what to do with CONFLICT (IRQ WARNING)) on or around line 4
Error occurred parsing config file on line 4 --- no action taken
--
-~* Daniel Elenius *~-
I'm trying to help a friend get his SB16 pnp working. I guess I have to use
isapnp, cause it won't recognize the 16 bit DMA channel. It's set up w/ the
same settings he uses in windows with sound compiled-in to the kernel. The
following message appears on startup:
Sound: DMA (ou
On Thu, Jan 28, 1999 at 01:05:26AM -0600, Matt Garman wrote:
> Does the plug'n'play support of the new 2.2.0 linux kernel negate the
> need for isapnp?
No. As the help file states PnP only refers to devices plugged in the
parallel port. isapnp in kernel will (if ever) only com
Does the plug'n'play support of the new 2.2.0 linux kernel negate the
need for isapnp?
Matt
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"They're always havin' a good time down on the bayou,
Lord, them delta women think the world of me."
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Graham Ashton hat gesagt: // Graham Ashton wrote:
> On 15 Dec, Frank Barknecht wrote:
> > I hope you did use make-kpkg (in the kernel-package) for
> > building your new kernel. It helps getting rid of some mistakes during
> > installation of kernel and modules.
>
> I didn't. I downloaded the sour
been following the sbawe32 HOWTO to the letter.
>
> The link is there.
> /etc/rcS.d/S15isapnp should be the link to /etc/init.d/isapnp like this:
It is. It seems to be working fine. I didn't know what rcS.d was for,
but now I've found some documentation on it everything makes
; I'm not sure that my /etc/rc.* files are firing up isapnp when they
> should be though. The isapnp docs just say it should go in your
> system's startup scripts, but they don't say specifically which one.
>
> In /etc I have;
>
> --
> humbug:root> find
rently reached the stage where I've recompiled my kernel having
applied the latest awe-drv patch, and am trying to get the module to
load. I've been following the sbawe32 HOWTO to the letter.
I'm not sure that my /etc/rc.* files are firing up isapnp when they
should be though. The is
On: Sun, 01 Nov 1998 17:04:19 -0500 roadrun37 writes:
>
> does anyone have this problem?
Is there any error message from pnpdump while scanning for PnP cards?
If you use an old configuration file, try rerunning pnpdump (save you
old isapnp.conf).
Torsten
On Sun, Nov 01, 1998 at 05:04:19PM -0500, roadrun37 wrote:
> does anyone have this problem?
Please read my Howto and post me your isapnp.conf file. In this order.
http://homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Marcus.Brinkmann/soundblaster.html
Marcus
--
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Evening all.
Does anyone have experience in installing a PnP modem for Linux?
If you do, please contact me, I am having some problems.
Thank you,
Andrew
does anyone have this problem?
Hi Debian Users!
I'm trying to get my GUS PnP working under Debian 2.0 using Kernel
2.0.35, isapnp and the corresponding alsa-modules.
My first question: Is the alsa-Driver OSS-compatible? I initialized my GUS
using isapnp as I've done under my prev. distro(it worked there), but
I am trying to configure a pnp sound card.
But it seems that /etc/init.d/isapnp did not
start first, so kernel could not initialize
sound correctly. Below is from /var/adm/messages
kernel: Sound initialization started
kernel: sb: Interrupt test on IRQ7 failed - device disabled
kernel: at 0x330
module problem: try using make config or :
Did you enabled module support at the beginning of configuration?
Thank you,
Marcus
On Fri, 21 Nov 1997, Brian Skreeg wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I`ve got my hands on an AWE64 Value and am trying like buggery to get it
> working. I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brian Skreeg) writes:
> I`ve got my hands on an AWE64 Value and am trying like buggery to get it
> working. Installed ISAPNP , shoved it in the init.d files BUT..
> In order for this technique to work Soundblaster needs to be installed
> as a module. Trouble
Hi folks,
I`ve got my hands on an AWE64 Value and am trying like buggery to get it
working. Installed ISAPNP , shoved it in the init.d files BUT..
In order for this technique to work Soundblaster needs to be installed
as a module. Trouble is... using xconfig the Sound stuff can only
On Wed, Oct 08, 1997 at 02:08:35AM -0200, Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
>
> I'm doing it just today, now I have it working with the awe 64 Gold
> (but still must pass via DOS and loadlin, see attachments for the problem
> I have here with isapnp;
Content-Description: isapnp-res
7;t appear in my sent mail dir and I
>> haven't gotten any response.
>>
>> I just got a 33.6 PnP modem that doesn't seem to want to work no matter
what
>> I do.
>>
>> isapnp seems to configure it. setserial seems to configure it. statserial
>>
On Fri, 11 Apr 1997, Rick wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>
> I sent this msg lastnight but it doesn't appear in my sent mail dir and I
> haven't gotten any response.
>
> I just got a 33.6 PnP modem that doesn't seem to want to work no matter
>
>>I just got a 33.6 PnP modem that doesn't seem to want to work no matter what
>>I do.
>>
>>isapnp seems to configure it. setserial seems to configure it. statserial
>>seems to find it and list signal status.
>>
>>But if I try any program that uses
On Fri, 11 Apr 1997, Rick wrote:
>I sent this msg lastnight but it doesn't appear in my sent mail dir and I
>haven't gotten any response.
>
>I just got a 33.6 PnP modem that doesn't seem to want to work no matter what
>I do.
>
>isapnp seems to configure
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
I sent this msg lastnight but it doesn't appear in my sent mail dir and I
haven't gotten any response.
I just got a 33.6 PnP modem that doesn't seem to want to work no matter what
I do.
isapnp seems to configure it. setserial seems to configure
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