[haiku-bugs] Re: [Haiku] #4852: The presence of a Soundblaster card causes BSOD.

  • From: "ccipri" <trac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:25:26 -0000

#4852: The presence of a Soundblaster card causes BSOD.
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  Reporter:  haikuhacker  |       Owner:  nobody   
      Type:  bug          |      Status:  reopened 
  Priority:  normal       |   Milestone:  R1       
 Component:  - General    |     Version:  R1/alpha1
Resolution:               |    Keywords:           
 Blockedby:               |    Platform:  All      
  Blocking:               |  
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Comment(by ccipri):

 Replying to [comment:6 haikuhacker]:
 > Replying to [comment:5 anevilyak]:
 > > What he means is to make the ticket summary and/or description more
 concise. In its current form it's frankly impossible to tell which parts
 you actually wrote and which parts are randomly copy pasted from the
 description and/or comments of ticket #3663, and as such it's relatively
 difficult to tell what the ticket is actually about.
 >
 > Haiku fails to boot. The booting process goes fine, until the desktop is
 supposed to appear, but only the blue background appears and the mouse is
 frozen, the system can't even be rebooted with ctrl-alt-del. After
 removing my Soundblaster Card and reinstalling Haiku it boots beyond a
 dead blue screen. Will I ever be able to use my Soundblaster Live in
 Haiku?
 >
 > Does this copy and paste work for you?

 if you want to be able to use haiku, but without sound, sound can hold
 "shift" before boting haiku and chosing from the menu "safe mode". With
 that option you can boot haiku and then you can delete the link in the
 folder "hmulti", which points to the driver your soundcard needs. (or you
 can also delete all links of hmulti, so you are sure, yours is alto
 deleted.)
 I have the same problem with my soundcard, see #4491

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