Linux-Mac-Win
08-21-2002, 03:36 PM
Anybody knows about a Linux driver for a Conexant Riptide PCI Soundcard other that the one in the OSS (Open Sound System) set? OSS works, but has a time limit of 3 hours. I'm running RedHat 7.3. Thank you.
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Icarus
08-21-2002, 03:46 PM
I believe the Riptide can use the Sound Blaster Live drivers... emu10k1
Linux-Mac-Win
08-21-2002, 11:45 PM
I installed the emu10k1-v0.18-2.tar.gz, didn't got any errors, but I still have no sound, any suggestions would be appreciated, Thanks.
mdwatts
08-22-2002, 06:01 AM
The standard suggestions always posted here.
Is the emu10k1 module loaded?
lsmod will list the loaded modules.
chmod 660 /dev/dsp
chmod 660 /dev/audio
Also ensure you have adjusting the volume controls in the sound mixer and that nothing is muted.
Is the emu10k1 module loaded?
lsmod will list the loaded modules.
chmod 660 /dev/dsp
chmod 660 /dev/audio
Also ensure you have adjusting the volume controls in the sound mixer and that nothing is muted.
Linux-Mac-Win
08-26-2002, 02:24 PM
:D I finally found the drivers for the Riptide soundcard that came with some HP Pavillion series, the emu10k1 didn't work, anyways, Thanks mahdi and mdwatts, you all got me on the right track, here's the link for the Conexant Riptide drivers, if anybody needs them:
http://www.mbsi.ca/cnxtlindrv/
:( the only problem I'm having know is actually make the modules load at boot, because I can load them by using modprobe, but I have to do it manually after everything loads, Does anybody knows how to make modules load at boot? Thanks.
http://www.mbsi.ca/cnxtlindrv/
:( the only problem I'm having know is actually make the modules load at boot, because I can load them by using modprobe, but I have to do it manually after everything loads, Does anybody knows how to make modules load at boot? Thanks.
mdwatts
08-26-2002, 05:31 PM
I know with my distro (Caldera) I can add the modules to /etc/modules/default, but I guess that is only for Caldera. Pity...
Add the module to /etc/rc.d/rc.local
/sbin/modprobe <module name>
and that should work.
Add the module to /etc/rc.d/rc.local
/sbin/modprobe <module name>
and that should work.
Linux-Mac-Win
08-26-2002, 08:53 PM
that did the trick, thanks:D
HazyBone
10-13-2002, 06:00 PM
I have the exact same problem as Linux-Mac-Win had. I found the riptide drivers that I needed for my HP and I installed them. Then I tryed using the modprobe to load them and it tells me that the mods were compiled in GCC v 2 and I have GCC v 3. Any ideas on how I can get my sound to work? I am very new to linux, and I am running Redhat 8
mdwatts
10-14-2002, 09:51 AM
Originally posted by HazyBone
I have the exact same problem as Linux-Mac-Win had. I found the riptide drivers that I needed for my HP and I installed them. Then I tryed using the modprobe to load them and it tells me that the mods were compiled in GCC v 2 and I have GCC v 3. Any ideas on how I can get my sound to work? I am very new to linux, and I am running Redhat 8
See if Redhat has anything on their support/bug site for that problem as I've seen that same error posted here a few times.
Gotta love that Redhat. Keeps LNO in business.
I have the exact same problem as Linux-Mac-Win had. I found the riptide drivers that I needed for my HP and I installed them. Then I tryed using the modprobe to load them and it tells me that the mods were compiled in GCC v 2 and I have GCC v 3. Any ideas on how I can get my sound to work? I am very new to linux, and I am running Redhat 8
See if Redhat has anything on their support/bug site for that problem as I've seen that same error posted here a few times.
Gotta love that Redhat. Keeps LNO in business.
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