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Old 04-08-2003, 12:03 PM   #1
jamesgf
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sblive alsa, device or directory not present??


Hi all-

Ive been working on getting my sound card to work over the last few days with no luck. My system is a P4 1.4 ghz, 384mb ram, geforce2 ultra, intel D850GB motherboard, sblive, usr performance pro modem, boston digital speakers. Im running mandrake 9.1 (yes i am very new to this). Ive been reading as much as i can in these forums and havent found an answer yet.

So i checked if things were muted, checked the volumes, everything was fine.
The driver is emu10k1.
vol 100,100
pcm 100,100
speaker 100,100
all of the rest are 0,0

sound 0ff 1ff 2on 3on 4on 5on 6ff
alsa 0ff 1ff 2ff 3ff 4ff 5ff 6ff

After seeing that the ALSA were all off, i went to Control>Sound>I/O and changed it from Autodetect to ALSA. A message popped up and said 'device or directory not found...blah, blah..."

the driver is correct, the card is detected correctly, but no dice...

any suggestions?
-jamie
 
  


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