the soekris machines, was: Re: debian versions (was: package installation problem)

[Gregory Nowak <greg@romuald.net.eu.org>]

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Perhaps I should clarify. I didn't mean that 3.3V sound cards
weren't very common, I meant that sound cards other then full-height
ones weren't very common. I would have thought  my post made this fairly obvious,
but maybe not to everyone.

BTW, I realized that in my previous post, I wrote that the laptop I
was using was AMD k5-based, it's actually an AMD k6. I was thinking of
586 class machines, so I guess that's where the 5 came from (grin).

Greg


On Fri, Apr 21, 2006 at 03:21:19PM -0500, John Heim wrote:
> I don't know right now. It's come up on the soekris email list from time to 
> time. I wasn't ready to put a sound card in so I didn't pay much attention. 
> I didn't know 3.3v sound cards were that hard to find. There happened to be 
> a full-height 3.3v sound card lying around here so I assumed they were 
> fairly common.
> 

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