Re: Sound configuration problems

[Patrick <pmkelly swbell net>]

   Just wanted to say that my sound issue has been solved.  Thanks for the 
help, I can't believe I didn't even think to check the bios!  While I'm 
writing, are there any good support sites to put me through learning Gnome?  
I'm currently looking between www.gnome.org and the book Mastering Gnome that 
I bought recently.  I'm currently using KMail, are there other mail programs 
that anyone would recommend me looking into?  Thanks again!

Patrick

On Thursday 23 August 2001 22:14, Patrick Lane wrote:
> 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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