On May 7,  4:22pm, "Jared D. McNeill" wrote:
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} > AFAIK we don't support any.  But it would be easy if they are wss/sb compatible.
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} Great; I'm buying a laptop this week, and it comes with what is called 
} an 'EigerMedia 16-bit Audio Adapter' by EigerLabs 

     Speaking of PCMCIA sound cards, I have one here.  The label on it
says:

[on the front]
New Media Corporation
.WAVjammer
16-Bit Stereo
Sound Card

[on the back]
FCC: J9MSOUND

1-800-453-0550

[dmesg output]
Dec 18 01:05:44 laptop /netbsd: pcmcia0: CIS version PCMCIA 2.0 or 2.1
Dec 18 01:05:45 laptop /netbsd: pcmcia0: CIS info: New Media Corporation, .WAVjammer
Dec 18 01:05:45 laptop /netbsd: pcmcia0: Manufacturer code 0x57, product 0xe005
Dec 18 01:05:45 laptop /netbsd: pcmcia0: function 0: multi-function, ccr addr 100 mask 1
Dec 18 01:05:45 laptop /netbsd: pcmcia0: function 0, config table entry 32: I/O card; irq mask ffc0; iomask a, iospace 388-38b 0-f; io16 irqlevel
Dec 18 01:05:45 laptop /netbsd: pcmcia0: function 0, config table entry 33: I/O card; irq mask ffc0; iomask a, iospace 388-38b 530-53f; io16 irqlevel
Dec 18 01:05:45 laptop /netbsd: pcmcia0: function 0, config table entry 1: I/O card; irq mask ffc0; iomask a, iospace 0-f; io16 irqlevel
Dec 18 01:05:45 laptop /netbsd: New Media Corporation, .WAVjammer (manufacturer 0x0057, product 0xe005) function 0 not configured

     I don't know anything else about it or have any documentation for
it; although, I would be willing to test a driver if somebody comes up
with a generic sb/wss one.

}-- End of excerpt from "Jared D. McNeill"