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Ok... If not SunOS, then Solaris?

pmax has audio? Dang, I'm learning things right and left tonite. ::grin:: 
Guess  I need to start looking for a sound card for my DECstation 5000/200. 
::chuckle::

You say the new driver (I assume you mean the one in 1.5) has support for 
the external input/output dongle? I may wait for my bragging rights until 
1.5 is released, then.

At any rate, do you, or anyone else, know of a way I can bypass this audio 
check so that I can get Gnome running? TWM is really beginning to wear on 
my nerves.

- -TS

At 05:54 PM 7/4/00 +1000, Gregory McGarry wrote:
>Topher Sandalwood wrote:
>
> > If the external port doesn't work, how difficult would it be to port Sun's
> > sound drivers from SunOS 4.1.X, assuming I could get a copy of the source?
> > Would Sun's sound drivers allow the external output to work?
>
> > I'm running NetBSD 1.4.2 release... I'm not brave enough, nor is my coding
> > expertise enough to deal with -current or 1.5A yet, if it's available.
>
>AFAIK there are problems with the new audio driver, but the external
>port is supposed to work.
>
>The audio driver got rototilled so that it would work on pmax and alpha.
>You have "fat chance" of anyone wanting SunOS drivers on their alpha.
>
>         -- Gregory McGarry <g.mcgarry@ieee.org>

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