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livingtarget · 11-15-06, 05:49 AM

I've got an MCP61P chipset on my asus M2N-MX. Here's the story so far:

Networking only works with 2.6.18+
Video card (onboard 6100) only works with 2.6.18+
Unsure about the IDE atm, I've had some lockups with my cdrom drive. I've even experienced this lockup on windows that's why it's puzzling me.
Audio chip, only works in 2.6.19-rc5 but emits a high pitch noise and any attempt to change the volume will kill the sound output even my second sound card will refuse to play after that. And yes I have alsa 1.0.11 and have tried 1.0.13 no difference at all.

Latest bios and running Ubuntu 6.10.

So currently audio is troubling, so I moved back to 2.6.18 hope to see that get fixed in the future. Currently I've got a old pci network card and an old pci audio card in my machine just because of these issues.

11-15-06, 05:49 AM	#27
livingtarget Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 4	Re: is nForce MCP61 supported in Linux? I've got an MCP61P chipset on my asus M2N-MX. Here's the story so far: Networking only works with 2.6.18+ Video card (onboard 6100) only works with 2.6.18+ Unsure about the IDE atm, I've had some lockups with my cdrom drive. I've even experienced this lockup on windows that's why it's puzzling me. Audio chip, only works in 2.6.19-rc5 but emits a high pitch noise and any attempt to change the volume will kill the sound output even my second sound card will refuse to play after that. And yes I have alsa 1.0.11 and have tried 1.0.13 no difference at all. Latest bios and running Ubuntu 6.10. So currently audio is troubling, so I moved back to 2.6.18 hope to see that get fixed in the future. Currently I've got a old pci network card and an old pci audio card in my machine just because of these issues.