Nforce2, need digital out to work (audio), doesnt?
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Nforce2, need digital out to work (audio), doesnt?
Ok. I can't get the digital out to work on my Nforce2 board with Slack 9. It's starting to really tick me off. I got the latest nforce drivers, and compiling them and installing them (and recompiling my kernel) doesn't work. The modules install, but I get no sound. My setup requires that I use the digital out, not the analog.
Also, in recompiling my kernel, I lost the ability to use a different vga mode for the initial boot. It's there, but if I select any mode OTHER than normal, I get a blank screen.
TIA for any answers, if I can't get this working soon, I'm ditching soundstorm for an Audigy2.
Are you using OSS or ALSA? What kernel version? Anyway I would personally go for that Audigy2 no matter what since the nvidia stuff probably doesn't support hardware mixing in Linux.
I read that alsa is supposed to support the digital output.Can't check it though - got nothing digital to use it with.
But if you got an audigy I would ditch soundstorm for it any day.
Last edited by crashmeister; 09-11-2003 at 05:21 AM.
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