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Subject: Problems to configure IDE cdrom and sound card drivers.
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Hi there,

   I tried to reconfig my kernel to include IDE cdrom and sound card drivers.
So I edited MYKERNEL and recompile it followed the instructions described in
the /usr/share/doc/FAQ/*.html and handbook.*.html.

For the sound card: 

After I reboot the system, it seemed to detect it and showed
"sb0 at 0x220 irq 9 drq 1 on isa"
"sb0: <SoundBlaster Pro 3.1>"
However, after booting, I could not find it by running 'lsdev'. When I did
"sh MAKEDEV sb0", it responded "sb0 - no such device name".


For the IDE controller:

I have to mention that I ahve only a SCSI hard drive, and the IDE stuff never
worked before. My IDE is an onboard EIDE. I copy the port address and irq#
from Windows95's device manager.
When I reboot the system, it stucked about 30 second before and after probing
IDE controller and only showed 
"wdc0 at 0x1f0-0x1f7 irq 14 on isa"
No cdrom was probed at all. 
'lsdev' shows 
"wdc0	Unknown 	ST506/ESDI/IDE disk controller"
Another thing I have to mention is that my onboard EIDE is on PCI bus, but
if I change "at isa?" to "at pci?" in MYKERNEL, the linking would be failed
with showing something like "xxx_wdc_xxx symble not found refered in text".


   Can anyone tell me what do I miss here? Thanks in advance.


Ching-Ping