http://www.onsale.com/category/inv/0034253/01503697.htm in case anyone
else is interested.
On Tue, 4 May 1999, Brian Macy wrote:
> > > Too bad they only released binary modules (and not even for the latest
> > > stable kernel release, and only non-SMP). I wish there was a solid PCI
> > > wavetable soundcard with an open source driver for Linux available
> > > (someone PLEASE correct me if there is).
> >
> > Take a look at the ALSA project status. Trident were providing an in house
> > GPL driver to the ALSA project. (http://alsa.jcu.cz)
>
> Just bought myself a Jaton SoundWave 4D that is based on the Trident chipset
> for $15 (figured I'd support someone who supports the project.. and it's
> cheap). Just installed it last night on my RedHat 6.0 SMP box... popped it
> in, made sure my ALSA drivers were up-to-date from CVS, setup conf.modules,
> and bam, five minutes... working great. I've been pretty happy with ALSA and
> since it is completely non-intrusive into the standard kernel it makes it
> cake to use.
>
> I have heard there can be problems running certain versions of Quake though.
>
> Brian Macy
>
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