[NTLUG:Discuss] sblive!

[greenglow484@juno.com]

Kevin --

1.  My apologies:  my reference yesterday to "sax", should instead have
been to YAST (although I don't think that's where it was; I just don't
recall.)  

2.  As I said, I don't have SuSE on my machine now; it's Mandrake 7.1. 
I've just been looking at the SuSE 6.4 handbook in pdf on the CD; it
says_absolutely_nothing_about that sound/ hardware utility, that I could
find.  Deficient documentation is one reason I cooled on SuSE.  Maybe
they would say something on their website?

3.  IIRC, the sound config. thing was part of a broader hardware config.
thing.  IIRC, it had diff. "pages"/ tabs for sound config., printer
config., don't recall what else.  It was a graphical interface; I was
running it under GNOME, which is my preferred window mgr.   But it seems
like the name was something like "hardware config", "add new hardware" or
somesuch.  Do you have everything installed from the CD?  (And, keep in
mind, even if you do install and use it, it_may_or_may_not work on your
Sblastr live;  This was just an idea to help you try to configure it). 
Maybe it was something off of GNOME control panel. 

Good luck.  HTH.  Wish I could have helped more.  

On Mon, 24 Jul 2000 00:32:43 -0500 Kevin Brannen <kbrannen at gte.net>
writes:
> greenglow484 at juno.com wrote:
> > 
> ...
> > 
> > Bottom line:  try the SuSE sound config program, similar to the 
> RHat
> > sndconfig; an automatic thing.  IIRC, it launched (in the GUI; 
> it's not
> > command line) from either SAX, or else from some entry off the 
> GNOME
> > footprint launcher.  It is apparently a brandnew program for SuSE 
> with
> > 6.4.

	<snip>
> 
> Douglas,
> 
> Thanks for trying!  Unfortunately, I can't find anything that seems 
> to fit
> that description. :-( 

	<snip>
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