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On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 11:54:50PM -0400, Michael Lorenz wrote:
> Should be a frobbed Ensoniq 1371, Creative sold them as SB PCI 64/128 for=
 a while.
> Hmm, Ensoniq's PCI vendor ID is 0x1274, 'NexGen Microsystems' is 0x1074.=
=20
> So, hacking the eap driver to attach to this card may be worth a try.

Maybe, by all means give it a go.  I dimly recall that this may be one
of those cases of the vendor changing chipsets along the way; there
was some point where the eap(4) driver ceased to work with newer
cards, when they stopped reselling the ensoniq chips and used
something else.  I never had one, so this is just hearsay.

--
Dan.

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