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10-29-2000 01:58 PM
10-29-2000 01:58 PM
HP Pavilion 8765C
Sound Card: Rip Tide (who?)
Network Card: HP 10/100MB
Modem: Rockwell Winmodem..
I don't hold much hope for the Winmodem, but does anybody have any suggestions for getting the sound or the NIC to work?? I have set the System type to "Other" in the BIOS...
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10-29-2000 07:01 PM
10-29-2000 07:01 PM
Re: HP Pavilion 8765C
The Rockwell WinModem is a Windoze Software Modem, so you have no hope there.
The RipTide Sound Card is another issue. Since I do not have this model of the HP Pavilion, I cannot guarantee it, but I had to replace the card with the Ensoniq 1371. However, just in case, here's the Sound HOWTO http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Sound-HOWTO.html
Also there are Sound Drivers Available for Various Sound Cards. You can find more information about the Open Sound System Drivers at http://www.opensound.com/osshw.html and yes they do appear to suuport the Riptide cards.
Lastly, it appears that you will need to add the entry:
alias eth0
in the /etc/conf.modules card.
The ethernet driver is the type which is supported for your controller. Since I do not have this Server, you'll need to find out the card that HP Ships in the system and then find the supported driver from the following: http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Ethernet-HOWTO.html
That should easily resolve all of your problems, if not let me know.
Have a Great Day!
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10-29-2000 11:14 PM
10-29-2000 11:14 PM
Re: HP Pavilion 8765C
I managed to get the Network Card working - the sound card I will probably end up replacing with a YaST supported unit, like a Soundbaster PCI or the like. The Opensound software costs more than it would to buy a replacement sound card!!
Thanks again for your help..
Simon
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10-30-2000 05:17 AM
10-30-2000 05:17 AM
Re: HP Pavilion 8765C
I appreciate the feedback. Thanks for letting me know that I helped. I was hoping however that I could receive a few points for resolving your problems? Now can you help me out??
TIA!
Have a Great Day!
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11-13-2000 06:12 PM
11-13-2000 06:12 PM