Hello all, Just wondering if anyone can give me a little guidance on installing drivers... I know it may seem easy to most but I seem to be having trouble with my Soundcard.. it is a sound blaster ct4810 I have found the correct driver, I think and got it to show up in my media settings, I guess my main question/questions when i got the driver off bebits.com the fellow who posted had this note in his file A lot of users met situation, when card is recognized, but still no sound. In this case 2) additional initialization for AC 97 codec is needed (Driver is tested on card "Model CT4810 VendorID 1274 DeviceID 5880 RevID 2" with SigmaTel codec STAC9721) This problem is solved by setting 29-th bit in status register (BaseIO + 0x4 ) = 0x20000000 before AC97 initialization. INSTALLATION: run install in Terminal question one. how do i change the status register as described, and question 2 how do i run it in terminal.. sorry if these questions sound simple but am just new to the whole bescene and would like any help at all if possible thanks jeff.

I can say that the terminal is under the Be Menu and then Applications then choose terminal. It is a command line like a bash shell. You can use most linux/unix/posix commands and some dos commands are put in for ease. You have to change to the correct subdirectory to install programs sometimes. See doc's on that program for command line. usually "install" I am sure that the easy solution would be to buy another card. OK money is always tight. I suggest email the author is an email address is given and ask for help. What it may be is the IO range. One might look up the devices under BeMenu then Preferences then choose devices. Double click on your sound card and look at the IO address ????? Do not change unless this is the solution. A status register is what holds the last instruction I think. While the P register is the the instruction?

I can say that the terminal is under the Be Menu and then Applications then choose terminal. It is a command line like a bash shell. You can use most linux/unix/posix commands and some dos commands are put in for ease. I am sure that the easy solution would be to buy another card. OK money is always tight. I suggest email the author is an email address is given and ask for help. What it may be is the IO range. One might look up the devices under BeMenu then Preferences then choose devices. Double click on your sound card and look at the IO address ????? Do not change unless this is the solution. A status register is what holds the last instruction I think. While the P register is the the instruction?