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Well that is true, but its a heck of a deal. If your total system hardware cost is 3-500 bucks (given that a lot of us run the various Unices on what amounts to cast-off systems, for personal use...

I know there is a company out there that writes custom drivers for various Unices.

A Google Search should get them, or a post to comp.unix.* might as well

The easiest method to install software in FreeBSD is through the ports collection.

Log in as root then type /stand/sysinstall and hit enter.

Choose the Post-Install Configuration option then...

PicoBSD (http://people.freebsd.org/~picobsd/) will fit on one 1.44MB floppy...

Course,it rather, umm... shall we say limited...?

It can however work as a simple webserver among other things.

I can second a vote for FreeBSD 4.5 It runs very well on a Toshiba 2100 CDT. Well, at last report it ran well, the laptop was stolen last Friday. Its sure gonna confuse the snot out of some...

Try this section of the FreeBSD Handbook (http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/sound-device.html) .

If this doesn't help, post again.

Well, on my Toshiba, you must recompile the kernel with the device pcm option and in the options pcm option as well.

The Toshiba uses the ess solo chipset, so that should work.

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