> Todd Witter wrote: > > I have a Hoontech Digital XG (i-phone) card. It uses the ymfpci > driver, if I'm not mistaken. But no matter what I do, alsa says "no > cards defined" after configuration. > I run debian so the first thing I tried was using apt to install all > the needed components which seemed to work well until, as I said > above, nothing seems to work. I also tried downloading the latest > beta tarballs and installing it that way. Still, "no cards defined". > I even tried to manually "modprobe snd-ymfpci". > I'm stuck. Why won't it work. The card works -- I've been using the > demo version of 4Front Technologies' OSS driver (not free and not > great). > Any ideas? > Thanks. > Todd
Did you remember to update you /etc/modules.conf? On Debian this is done by editing a file in the /etc/modutils directory. I put my alsa lines in the file /etc/modutils/aliases. You then need to run the command update-modules which will assemble a new /etc/modules.conf based on the files in the /etc/modutils directory. For information on which lines need to be added see the alsa-drivers INSTALL file. -Eric Rz. _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
