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yup NTFS that's bad for what I want to do right? How about disk format if I want to copy the files I need to CD and have the CD recognizable to Linux....can I do that through Windows? Thanks

P4S533_MX Windows 2000 on HDA1 Red Hat linux 8 completely updated (2.4.18-20 I believe) Is there any way to get access to the files on my windows partition from linux? Can I have the newbie's instruction set please Thanks all

P4S533_MX with AD1980 Sound on board SiS 7012 chipset Red Hat linux 8 completely updated (2.4.18-20 I believe) I have read a lot on the subject of Alsa and have found many links to attempted explainations but it just all gets me more and more confused. I have spent a great deal of time finally getting linux installed, the eth0 working and successfully upgrading. After the or four complete re-installs, I do not want to do anything to jeopardize stability but I would sure like to get the sound working. I removed my SB because I read somewhere that two cards can cause problems but it didn't make a difference on its own although I didn't think it would. Can anyone give me or point me to directions for the novice in installing Alsa, if that is actually the answer to my problem Thanks all

I too am trying to get my P4S533-MX sound working but my MB is listed as AD1980. If you find an answer to your problem I would certainly be interested in hearing it. I did manage finally to get the NIC configured but that is different on my MB too. It is a SiS 900. I might add that until I turned off PNP OS in the BIOS my soundcard was disabled now it is enabled and my NIC works but still no sound. So the PNP disable might be your answer as you are using Red Hat 9, I am using Red hat 8. Anyway....could sure use some help. pepper.joe@msa.hinet.net

I too am trying to get my P4S533-MX sound working but my MB is listed as AD1980. If you find an answer to your problem I would certainly be interested in hearing it. I did manage finally to get the NIC configured but that is different on my MB too. It is a SiS 900. I might add that until I turned off PNP OS in the BIOS my soundcard was disabled now it is enabled and my NIC works but still no sound. So the PNP disable might be your answer as you are using Red Hat 9, I am using Red hat 8. Anyway....could sure use some help. pepper.joe@msa.hinet.net