29 Nov
2004
29 Nov
'04
11:20 p.m.
On 29 November 2004 at 18:23, Russell Hanaghan <hanaghan(a)starband.net> wrote:
How did you do this (MCC?) and why was it necessary?
Is the ENS1317
your onbaord sound card?
I did this in the BIOS. My ENS1317 is a PCI card.
Now if you were 94.825 % sure I'd could prolly
help...but since
your only 94.81%... 8~) (Sorry...couldn't resist) >
Whew! Someone caught my joke. -sigh-of-relief-
I'd do some Googling on Udev. Lee cites this in a
folowing post and
although I'm a MDK user, I'm not familiar with Udev at all. It's a new
thingy. And I think 10.1 is the first release to use it in MDK?
Just checked the Mandrakelinux website, and yes udev is first seen in
10.1.
Try looking at your modprobe.conf and seeing if there
is anything funky
going on there as a result of turning off your card the first time;
"hard drake" can do some odd things at times in detecting new
hardware...or what it perceives as new.
Hmmm, I'll look at that.
I try not to think and it works for me! Having not
thought about
that...let me not think about this; I doubt your mouse or monitor had
bumpkiss to do with anything here but I can only be 94.81% sure about
that. (eh-hem)
Well, if harddrake can mess up udev, then maybe that could be part of
the snarl too?
I'll follow your leads. Thanks!
--
Kevin