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Recognizing the Intel 82801EB AC '97 Audio Controller 865G chipset

Recognizing the Intel 82801EB AC '97 Audio Controller 865G chipset

2004-02-19       - By aederhaag@(protected)

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Sorry if this a duplicate but I haven 't received it back confirming it
was distributed to the list...

I 've got a new Dell at work and Xwindows recognized it needed to use
the i810 video driver but the i810_audio/ac97_codec drivers for audio
don 't seem to want to work, indicating instead that the kernel can 't
find the device. Is there some /etc/modules.conf magic I need to do
to make it find the device?

Loading the alsa/snd drivers doesn 't seem to work either..

BTW, I 've got a fairly new Sony/VAIO at home which recognizes to use
the i810_audio and ac97_codec. This is rather confusing as the source
for the i810_audio driver has defines for the 865G chipset the machine
at work uses.

Any help would be appreciated.


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