2005 G5 dual 2.0 need to get drivers for the audio chip. Does anyone know the brand of the audio chip??
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Audio Chip in G5
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MagicBoy
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I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 and it doesn't want to see the audio chip. I can manually install drivers.
Might be best to specify this in the OP, we don't have crystal balls that tell us what OS you're trying to run. Not sure why you're using 14.04 specifically? Ubuntu MATE 16.04 is a newer release, and it should support the audio chip OOB.
Project Alice
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AshleyPomeroy
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I have a 2003 dual-processor 2ghz model. The sound chip is a Texas Instruments TAS3004 and the S/PDIF I/O chip is a Crystal Semiconductor CS84xx. Lord knows where you would get drivers.
Can I just add to the chorus here - I absolutely hate it when people ask questions about PowerPC Macintoshes on the PowerPC Macintosh forum. It's a massive breach of etiquette.
Can I just add to the chorus here - I absolutely hate it when people ask questions about PowerPC Macintoshes on the PowerPC Macintosh forum. It's a massive breach of etiquette.
bunnspecial
macrumors G3
Asking questions about PPC Macs on the PPC forum is never a problem.
Asking a question without sufficient detail to answer the question frustrates people to no end. Even though Linux and other alternative OSs are gaining traction, I'd dare say most of us are still using either Macintosh OS or OS X on our computers(and particularly OS 9.x and OS X 10.4 and 10.5 depending on the specific computer). Obviously, someone asking about a G5 can be REASONABLY assumed to be running some sort of *nix operating system(whether OS X, Linux, or something else) but still that information is important.
There is a lot of Linux knowledge on here, but there are also a lot of Linux distros. Asking a question like this and not even saying you're using Linux, much less saying the distro and version, is really answering in the dark.
You're probably reading my post cross-eyed if you managed to get that out of it.