can anybody tell me where to download drivers for Intel 845 sound card..
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can anybody tell me where to download drivers for Intel 845 sound card..
Hi,
I have a system with intel845 sound card ... & i have loaded linux 7.2 .... where in as it doesn't ditect the intel845 sound card...
when i run sndconfig it doesn't ditetc tooo...
So can anybody tell me how to go about it ... & where to download the drivers / configure...
First off, you posted to the wrong forum as this is where everyone usually posts general chatter and complaints about MS.
Secondly, The Intel 845 was a chipset for motherboards with a built in audio codec, I think ac97_codec, which makes sense as to why sndconfig got confused, onboard gear makes these little auto-configure utilities bug out often. My guess is:
modprobe ac97_codec
modprobe emu10k1
However, I might have guessed the sound chip wrong, so you might want to post back with the output of "lspci"
Oh oh i was in a hurry so didnt see which forum.... anyways...
U were right the Intel 845 is the chipset of the motherboards... when i do the modprobe ac97_codec still it doesn't work ...
can u plz tell me why & where can we find the drive & how to configure....
Thanx a lot for the info ... i hope u will give me the answer... awaiting for ur reply....
The driver is getting installed ... but no sound ... am using amplified speaker but still not working .... can somebody tell me why ???? it not working ...... & what modules needs to be loaded to get it work ...... thanx a lot guys for the info.....
Awaiting for ur response tooo... need it Urgenlty.....
if you didn't see the warning right after the alsa make-install (or if you installed a binary package), alsa mutes all channels by default. run a mixer application
Its working fine now.... but with only insmod i have loaded all the modules.... & i have loaded the mixer application too... but when i reboot the system every thing goes of ... again i have to do a insmod steps manually... it there a way where we can say auto boot of all the modules... something like a script ... how do we do write a script to auto boot of all the modules..... can u plz help me out ....
Out of curiosity, are you running Mandrake Linux 7.2?
If so, then login as root and run Mandrake Control Center. Go to your services tab, and see if it is in that listing and it is set to start up at boot.
No am not running Mandrake Linux..... I am running Redhat 7.2 version.... now tell me hw to set to start up boot.... as it is working manually (insmod commands) .... is there a way to do ir right .....
alias char-major-116 snd
alias char-major-14 soundcore
alias sound-slot-0 snd-card-0
alias sound-service-0-0 snd-mixer-oss
alias sound-service-0-1 snd-seq-oss
alias sound-service-0-3 snd-pcm-oss
alias sound-service-0-8 snd-seq-oss
alias sound-service-0-12 snd-pcm-oss
alias snd-card-0 card-intel8x0
hopefully RedHat has kernel module autoloader, so all you will have to do is try to play a sound and it should work
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