On Sun, 2006-10-29 at 14:10 -0700, Michael Havens wrote:
> DUDE! You're right.... it is an ISA card.
> Sorry for the confusion. I was wondering why it wasn't lspci too!
> 
> Well the closest I can find to an lsisa is isadump but after inspecting the 
> manpage for it that doesn't seem right. I had it working setting it up as an 
> alsa soundcard using the command:
> 	amixer groups; amixer set PCM 100 unmute
> 
> check this out: (found with 'apropos isa')
> 	wavelan (4)          - AT&T GIS WaveLAN ISA device driver
> 	airo (4)             - Driver for the Aironet 802.11 ISA/PCI/PCMCIA 4500 &
> 		4800 and Cisco 340
> 
> what I'm thinking is one of these might be the driver that was used in the 
> prior OS (mepis.10.02)<that's right I haven't updated anything in 3 years!> 
> If I'm correct I get to embark on a new adventure: setting a device driver!
----
the newer version of Mepis likely uses 2.6 kernel where the older one
likely used 2.4 kernel and I believe that the Fedora versions of 2.6
kernel doesn't deal with ISA devices unless recompiled. There likely
isn't a module that will work unless you compile support for ISA
devices...the simple solution, go buy a cheap PCI sound card (if you
have an available PCI slot).

Craig

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