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I know that the correct module is the 'i810_audio' this i finally got off
the net. I can't install it though. It just hangs when trying to install.
The message is below:<br><br>
#sudo modprobe i810_audio<br>
Intel 810 + AC97 Audio, Version 0.04, <i>Date and Time Here<br>
</i>PCI: Setting latency timer of device 00:1f.5 to 64<br>
i810: Intel ICH82801AA found at 10 0xdc00 and 0xde00, IRQ 10<br><br>
It then hangs and nothing works, keyboard locks up. Could this be because
I have the AC97 module installed?<br>
It still reboots when I try to shutdown but X is fine (I can play GLX
games at faster than .01 frames a second! :)<br>
When I put it to sleep it immediately wakes up and when i put it into
standby i can't wake it up.<br>
I just tried to put it to sleep and apm exit with the below
error<br><br>
APIC error on CPU0: 00(40)<br><br>
I also tried to install the i810_audio module with the ac97 module
removed. I got the same error. The ac97 modem is disabled.<br>
Tim<br>
p.s. I removed windows for the new install so can't test if the sound is
actually working, its a second hand motherboard,<br>
At 11:04 10/08/2002 +0200, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>On Saturday 10 August 2002 10.23, I
am the LinuxAlien wrote:<br>
> Well I reinstalled Debian but still have problems. The sound module
is<br>
> installed (AC97) but the sound card isn't seen by anything. When i
power<br>
> off with the 'poweroff' Command or 'shutdown -h now' command it
reboots. It<br>
> isn't using an agp driver for my graphics card, and i can't standby,
only<br>
> suspend. All so it doesn't recognize my 3 power keys, it gives
unknown<br>
> keyboard scan code errors. also dexconf wont run so i can't change
the<br>
> default X res to something higher.<br>
> Tim<br><br>
> >cat /proc/pci should enable you to work out what you sound
is.<br><br>
post the output of this. needed to work out the correct sound and vga
driver.<br><br>
In your XFconfig-4 file have something like this<br>
Section "Monitor"<br>
#DisplaySize 370
280 # mm<br>
Identifier
"Monitor0"<br>
VendorName
"ADI"<br>
ModelName
"ADI GD910T"<br>
HorizSync 30-110<br>
VertRefresh 50-160<br>
Option "DPMS" <===== add this
if you don't have it.<br>
EndSection<br><br>
Section "Screen"<br>
DefaultDepth 24<br>
Identifier
"Screen0"<br>
Device
"Card0"<br>
Monitor
"Monitor0"<br>
SubSection
"Display"<br>
Depth 1<br>
Modes "1600x1200" "1280x1024"
"800x600"<br>
EndSubSection<br>
SubSection
"Display"<br>
Depth 4<br>
Modes "1600x1200" "1280x1024"
"800x600"<br>
EndSubSection<br>
SubSection
"Display"<br>
Depth 8<br>
Modes "1600x1200" "1280x1024"
"800x600"<br>
EndSubSection<br>
SubSection
"Display"<br>
Depth 15<br>
Modes "1600x1280" "1280x1024"
"800x600"<br>
EndSubSection<br>
SubSection
"Display"<br>
Depth 16<br>
Modes "1600x1280" "1280x1024"
"800x600"<br>
EndSubSection<br>
SubSection
"Display"<br>
Depth 24<br>
Modes "1600x1200" "1280x1024"
"800x600"<br>
EndSubSection<br>
EndSection<br><br>
maybe post your XF86Config file<br><br>
<br>
tony<br>
-- <br>
Contract ASIC and FPGA design.</blockquote>
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