ke4nt1
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Posted: Sep. 01 2004,07:10 |
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waa waa waa, 
I read somewhere that the esstype line should only be "1" ( one )
if you are using the old 16xx series..
Otherwise , use esstype=0 for the 17xx, 18xx, and 19xx series cards..
Try this...
" modprobe sb o=0x220 irq=5 dma=1 dma16=5 mpu_io=0x330 esstype=0 "
...if this returns a prompt without errors listed, then try
" modprobe opl3 "
...that should fill your 0x388 spot....
If these work for you, than try placing these lines in your
"/opt/bootlocal.sh" file..
If running from frugal, or Live CD , make sure to backup before reboot
with the "/opt/bootlocal" line in your "/home/dsl/filetool.lst"
Then you'll never have to type these in again..
Please share with us where the esstype=1788 came from.
Perhaps you've seen something I'd like to read !
73
ke4nt
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