Re: [aclug-L] "Let there be sound"
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"Jesse Kaufman" <kaufmjes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> : ^ ) ... sounds freakin' awesome... just hope someone does it around
> here, and for cheaper than that dude did..i'm sure s&h from the UK'd be
> expensive!!!
>
> hey, know where i can get a "free" license/crack for OSS/Linux? i need it
> for my sound card...that is the only way it will work (from what i have
> read)
Being the brave (careless?) Linux hacker that I am, I often run the
bleeding edge development kernels. It looks like the development
kernel 2.1.120 (and perhaps earlier known good ones like 2.1.115) have
support for your card built in.
WARNING! WARNING! 2.1.x are DEVELOPMENT kernels and so things could
be wrong. You could, for instance, have filesystem code that is
broken that loses all your data if you are not careful about when you
remove your PCMCIA cards. Ahem. :-)
That said, I've found 2.1.x kernels more stable than Windows, BUT your
mileage may vary. You've been warned!
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Developer, Debian GNU/Linux (Free powerful OS upgrade) www.debian.org |
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