The exact name of the onboard sound chip is OPL3-SA3. This was a downloaded
version of Red Hat 7.3 so no support.
Haven't done the Redhat's config program. Not too familiar with it yet. Is it
labeled Red Hat Config ?
THanks in advance,
Jefff
>
> --- "J.H.J" <housej55@tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> >
> > root@localhost root]# tail -f /var/log/messages
>
> > Sep 25 01:01:44 jh modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module
> > sound-service-0-0
>
> Are you sure you installed the sound module (driver)? I can't remember
> if you said so in your first email.... If not, run Redhat's config
> program from the KDE menu and do so. Also, what is the exact name of
> your sound hardware? If it's onboard, you need to consult your
> motherbaord's manual, otherwise your soundcard manual, heh. So tell me
> the name when you find out.
>
> Also, did you purchase Redhat 7.3 recently? Did you register it? Have
> you sent them a tech support email? (after you register RH 7.3, go to
> redhat.com, --> "log in" at the top left corner of the page, --> click
> the support/docs button on the nav bar, --> click "ticket manager",
> then submit your request.)
>
>
>
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