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Hello all,

I've had a few problems with sound cards in Fedora.

Firstly Gnopernicus spoke very fast in a high pitch voice threw the =
onboard card.  I couldn't figure out how to resolve this so disabled it =
and used a pci card instead.  Now, its not working right either.

I also have an External sound blaster odgidy installed as well.  when I =
disabled that the first time the pci card worked fine until I ran yum =
=3D-y update which some how stopped it again.

It seems to be picking it up ok, its listed in the list of supported =
cards.  When I run sndconfig I hear a clicking but not the usual =
message.

After all this, I rebooted but I'm getting a lot of lines about modules. =
 I've decided, when I get an answer to my last question I'm going to try =
reinstalling again. =20

Darragh


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