Thinkpad yamaha cs4232 sound in puppy solved

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Thinkpad yamaha cs4232 sound in puppy solved

#1 Post by Guest »

I was shocked to find a config line on google that fired up the sound on my 770z instantly.

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modprobe cs4232 io=0x530 irq=5 dma=1 dma2=0 mpuio=0x330 mpuirq=9 synthirq=5 synthio=0x388
Hope others fine this helpful.

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I really must remember to login before I post :oops:

So you know that it really was some crackpot that posted the above. ;)
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hahahahahaha



I posted that solution a week or two ago to do with my dell

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peppyy wrote:I really must remember to login before I post :oops:

So you know that it really was some crackpot that posted the above. ;)
If I login, it is much the reverse - it then becomes a posting from a known crackpot - me
:oops:

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#5 Post by peppyy »

It worked for a while. Seems like once I installed Xmms, my favorite player, I couldn't get the mixer to come up anymore. Have to look into this because I can't get my public radio noon news and Weather!

now if it try,
modprobe cs4232 io=0x530 irq=5 dma=1 dma2=0 mpuio=0x330 mpuirq=9 synthirq=5 synthio=0x388

it tells me there is already a config file and it is newer or something like that. Xproc dosn't list sound anymore either.

Might have jumpped on the solved wagon a bit too soon.

Is there a way to autoload this setting?
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#6 Post by Guest »

add the the commands you need to /etc/rc.local

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