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In article <8v5kpq$r4e$1@nereid.worldonline.nl>,
  "Bart" <b.schaap@wolmail.nl> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'v got an Ensoniq sound card but when I try to install it. He gives an
> Error.
>
> First:
>
> A PCI soundcard was found in your system. The details are:
> Model Ensoniq | ES1371 [audio PCI -97]
>
> After I clikked on Enter:
>
> The Ensoniq | ES1371 [audio PCI -97]
> Is not currently supported.
>
> How can I make my soundcard work?

I have yesterday installed my soundcard (es1371) on a debian system and
it works perfect.I've also tested on other distris like rh,mandrake and
slakware and it was good...
The only thing that i will give you is..
Recompile the kernel with soundsupport and ess1371 loaded as module and
it works fine.


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Before you buy.

Usually, the only hinderance to this card not functioning, is that PNP
support in the BIOS is turned on. Turn it off and tell your CMOS to reset
itself on next boot. It will reassign stuff. Sometimes moving the card to
another slot also helps.  Those cards and they're predecessors never had
problems as did the SB-16's either.

--
Jeff Kline

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"Bart" <b.schaap@wolmail.nl> wrote in message
news:8v5kpq$r4e$1@nereid.worldonline.nl...
> Hi,
>
> I'v got an Ensoniq sound card but when I try to install it. He gives an
> Error.
>
> First:
>
> A PCI soundcard was found in your system. The details are:
> Model Ensoniq | ES1371 [audio PCI -97]
>
> After I clikked on Enter:
>
> The Ensoniq | ES1371 [audio PCI -97]
> Is not currently supported.
>
> How can I make my soundcard work?
>
> Thanks, Bart
>
>
>

"Jeffrey S. Kline" <jskline@visi.com> wrote in message
news:Z9wS5.9532$FU3.2524628@ptah.visi.com...
> Usually, the only hinderance to this card not functioning, is that PNP
> support in the BIOS is turned on. Turn it off and tell your CMOS to reset
> itself on next boot. It will reassign stuff. Sometimes moving the card to
> another slot also helps.  Those cards and they're predecessors never had
> problems as did the SB-16's either.
>
>
Wouldn't that be if the card was ISA?  The ensoniq is a PCI card.  Simply
load the needed modules and turn the mixer up and they should be fine.

Bart:
Read the sound howto
Don't crosspost so this much.


-m

ng tak

taktaktak wrote:

> ,,..,.,.
>
> Kingmonkey wrote:
>
> > "Jeffrey S. Kline" <jskline@visi.com> wrote in message
> > news:Z9wS5.9532$FU3.2524628@ptah.visi.com...
> > > Usually, the only hinderance to this card not functioning, is that PNP
> > > support in the BIOS is turned on. Turn it off and tell your CMOS to reset
> > > itself on next boot. It will reassign stuff. Sometimes moving the card to
> > > another slot also helps.  Those cards and they're predecessors never had
> > > problems as did the SB-16's either.
> > >
> > >
> > Wouldn't that be if the card was ISA?  The ensoniq is a PCI card.  Simply
> > load the needed modules and turn the mixer up and they should be fine.
> >
> > Bart:
> > Read the sound howto
> > Don't crosspost so this much.
> >
> > -m

I Sculli YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah wrote:

> ng tak
>
> taktaktak wrote:
>
> > ,,..,.,.
> >
> > Kingmonkey wrote:
> >
> > > "Jeffrey S. Kline" <jskline@visi.com> wrote in message
> > > news:Z9wS5.9532$FU3.2524628@ptah.visi.com...
> > > > Usually, the only hinderance to this card not functioning, is that PNP
> > > > support in the BIOS is turned on. Turn it off and tell your CMOS to reset
> > > > itself on next boot. It will reassign stuff. Sometimes moving the card to
> > > > another slot also helps.  Those cards and they're predecessors never had
> > > > problems as did the SB-16's either.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > Wouldn't that be if the card was ISA?  The ensoniq is a PCI card.  Simply
> > > load the needed modules and turn the mixer up and they should be fine.
> > >
> > > Bart:
> > > Read the sound howto
> > > Don't crosspost so this much.
> > >
> > > -m

,,..,.,.

Kingmonkey wrote:

> "Jeffrey S. Kline" <jskline@visi.com> wrote in message
> news:Z9wS5.9532$FU3.2524628@ptah.visi.com...
> > Usually, the only hinderance to this card not functioning, is that PNP
> > support in the BIOS is turned on. Turn it off and tell your CMOS to reset
> > itself on next boot. It will reassign stuff. Sometimes moving the card to
> > another slot also helps.  Those cards and they're predecessors never had
> > problems as did the SB-16's either.
> >
> >
> Wouldn't that be if the card was ISA?  The ensoniq is a PCI card.  Simply
> load the needed modules and turn the mixer up and they should be fine.
>
> Bart:
> Read the sound howto
> Don't crosspost so this much.
>
> -m

taktaktak

Yeah wrote:

> ng tak
>
> taktaktak wrote:
>
> > ,,..,.,.
> >
> > Kingmonkey wrote:
> >
> > > "Jeffrey S. Kline" <jskline@visi.com> wrote in message
> > > news:Z9wS5.9532$FU3.2524628@ptah.visi.com...
> > > > Usually, the only hinderance to this card not functioning, is that PNP
> > > > support in the BIOS is turned on. Turn it off and tell your CMOS to reset
> > > > itself on next boot. It will reassign stuff. Sometimes moving the card to
> > > > another slot also helps.  Those cards and they're predecessors never had
> > > > problems as did the SB-16's either.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > Wouldn't that be if the card was ISA?  The ensoniq is a PCI card.  Simply
> > > load the needed modules and turn the mixer up and they should be fine.
> > >
> > > Bart:
> > > Read the sound howto
> > > Don't crosspost so this much.
> > >
> > > -m