Re: Sound configuration problems

[Patrick Lane <patrick m lane csun edu>]

If you have a new motherboard, you may be able to go into the BIOS and 
change a setting there to disable your on-board audio. Check your 
motherboard documentation. As far as SBLive! being the default, there 
will be nothing else to default to once the onboard audio is disabled =].

Make sure you have SBLive support compiled into your kernel or as a 
module. Good Luck!

--Patrick


Patrick wrote:

> Hi guys, I'm new to linux and am having a problem with my sound.  I have two 
> sound cards, one being the onboard sound and the other being a SBLive! card.  
> I would like to make my SBLive! card the default sound card.  As I have it 
> situated currently, my SBLive! and onboard audio are both working, however, 
> the onboard audio is being sent the default sound.  Is there a way to disable 
> the onboard audio without opening the case and switching a jumper?  Is there 
> a way also to make my SBLive! card the default?  Thank you!
>
> Patrick
>
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