if you are using redhat 9 just type in a bash shell
/sbin/modprobe cs4232
we have a Dell optiplex GXa 300mhz PII and it has a cs4236 sound card which it identified under microsoft windows.
I was given this information and was told that the info came from here in linuxquestions.org
My problem is that I want to activate the wavetable (FM synthesis) feature. I want to be able to play midi files. but need to figure out how to do it. to use the following program:
I downloaded noteEdit from
http://voidmain.is-a-geek.net/files/RPMS/
the homepage of noteedit is
http://rnvs.informatik.tu-chemnitz.d.../noteedit.html
noteedit is a musical notation editor that lets you listen to printed musical notation.
am a bit of a newbie to music notation, as well.
I had the exact same problem with redhat 9, it detected no sound card. but typing that in to a shell makes sound work, I can play audio cds and also tried kaffeine media player with sound card, it works.
am a bit of a newbie, but am learning :-)
note: this uses the dsound driver that comes with redhat 9. I am assumingn that if you want the alsa driver you need to install it.