sound config.. and other things..

[Andrew S. Townley]

Hi,

Did you ever get an answer for this?  I'm having the same problem since
I installed RH6.0 on my machine.  Whenever enlightenment starts (most of
the time, anyway), I get ticks and then the sndconfig sample won't play
past the first bit.  Sometimes doing what you said makes a difference
and sometimes it doesn't.

Hopefully, you've figured this out.

Thanks,

ast

vi wrote:
> 
> i have a thinkpad 770X, and sound works--for the most part. whenever i
> turn pcmcia support on, it screws up my sound, giving problems with
> irq/dma. if i re-run redhat 6.0's sndconfig (i'm not sure what it's doing,
> i haven't been able to figure out what fixes it) it just "works" again.
> i've tried rmmod'ing the modules and putting them back, but that doesn't
> fix it. also, whenever i susupend the laptop and bring it back, the same
> problem happens, and i have to re-run sndconfig.
> 
> on a different note, has anyone had problems with pcmcia-cs 2.0.9, and
> kernel panics whenever you bring your machine back from a suspend? the
> only solution i found was to turn off pcmcia-cs before i suspend it.
> 
> i'm trying to track down the exact reason why pcmcia-cs makes it core
> dump, and why sound has been screwing up, but haven't had the time for the
> fsck's when the machine freezes..
> 
> apmd also has been not working right.
> 
> is any of this documented? or do i just have a special thinkpad?
> 
> and on a totally different note, has anyone had any problems with pppd and
> 2.2? i can connect, and get an ip, and am able to telnet to a machine, but
> after i get a connection, i get nothing. the rest of the connection does
> not work. i can send as much udp as i want, but it seems after it gets the
> tcp 3-way handshake, all tcp trafic stops. i have checked for firewall
> rules, etc, and it doesn't seem to help. is this just something wrong with
> my setup, or have others had this problem with 2.2?
> 
> thanks.
> 
>  -eric
> 
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