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Hi all
I have a fijitsulifebook 735Dx, If you do your homework you will find out it is older. I need help configuring the sound card that is in it. Form all that i have read i should use it like a sb pro. but i don't know what program to use to config it or how to manipulate the files for the card. I am using slackware 10.1 with KDE, and no GNOME installed. Help is appreciated
joe
I do get an error message when slack first starts up some thing about /dev/dsp deing invalid. i looked and the file is blank...?
i will try what you sug.
but i do have to say when i ran the live cd slax my sound card wored fine and i don't know if it is pci. but i know allot about it now thanks to windows.
It is an
ESS AudioDevice(WDM) type ES1879
IO 220
irq 5
dma0 1
dma1 5
the sound card is plug and play
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