RE: Sound configuration problems, Please shut up or answer this

["Fredrik Granlund" <fredrik granlund2 telia com>]

Anyone who's willing to share information on how to stop receiving mail from
this newsgroup?
e.g. sending mail with subject unsubscribe to administrator won't help,
which Swiss bank account do I send $$$ to?

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Fred alias "Sick-of-gnome-talk"


-----Original Message-----
From: gnome-list-admin gnome org [mailto:gnome-list-admin gnome org]On
Behalf Of Patrick Lane
Sent: den 24 augusti 2001 08:53
To: Patrick
Cc: gnome-list gnome org
Subject: Re: Sound configuration problems


As far as a mail program, KMail is pretty good. However, I use the mail
program that is installed with mozilla. I like it. When it comes to
gnome resources, beats the hell out of me =]. When I have a gnome
related problem, I ask on this mailing list. If it's any other linux
related problem, I do a search on groups.google.com to see if anyone
else has had the same problem and it has been solved.

--Patrick

Patrick wrote:

>   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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