Hi, Thanks for responding. If it was Intel based, then I would see snd-intel8x0? If it was Via based (which I'm sure it isn't since ATI and Via compete in the chipset market) then I would see snd-via82xx. What I'm seeing is this doing an lsmod is: snd-atiixp 7660 0 plus other standard stuff like snd-seq, snd-pcm, etc. This is on Alsa Version 1.0.3 from the new Dyne:bolic CD. I noticed that in alsamixer it identifies itself as: Card: ATI IXP Chip: Analog Devices AD1981B, Silicon Labratory Si3036/8 rev 7 Looking on the Alsa site I see there is an Analog Devices 1981B entry, and it does suggest both the Intel and Via drivers that you and Gian Paolo suggested, but if I follow those instructions I'm not going to end up with this machine booting a driver called snd-atiixp. Maybe I'll just try doing an Alsa emerge that builds everything and then see if I get a driver that matches this name. Possibly it's just new enough that no one has done a Alsa page update for it yet... Thanks, Mark On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 15:49, Luke Yelavich wrote: > Hi Mark > I dare say that it uses the intel8x0 ALSA driver, as these SoundMax cards > are generally AC97 based. > > Hope this helps > > Luke > > At 08:54 AM 1/04/2004, Mark Knecht wrote: > >Hi, > > A new laptop I got uses somethign called SoundMAX under Windows. > > dyne:bolic boots and brings up Alsa running something called snd-atiixp, > > and lspci showing a bunch of ATI chips, but looking on the Alsa page I'm > > not finding ATI. > > > > Can someone point me towards the correct configuration page on Alsa > > for this sound chip? > > > >Thanks, > >Mark > > > > -- > Luke Yelavich > http://www.audioslack.com > luke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > >
