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Summary

Product:
Turtle Beach Riviera

Vendor:
Turtle Beach

Tested operating systems:
Debian GNU/Linux

Most recent version of this submission:
Turtle Beach Riviera

Average Rating:

Tagged as:
Riviera, Turtle

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2005-08-23 12:54:07 - Operating System/Rating: Debian GNU/Linux

Aomighty

Post License:
GNU LGPL

This card works great, just as well as on Windows with the cmipci module that's by default (at least on Debian and Mandrake) built into the kernel. I just used discover to find the card, but otherwise you can probably modprobe cmipci or snd-cmipci to find it. Module is ALSA.

My computer configuration:
Custom built P4 (2.4A), 512MB RAM, Nvidia FX 5700LE, CD-ROM/DVD combo, Trendnet TEW-228PI (took a lot to get it to work with Linux).

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