I dont know if this really helps, but I have a Dell Latitude wich also has the ESS Maestro sound chip. I installed using the latest potato boot floppys, selected Maestro module along with the 3 OSS modules and everything worked just fine.
I had a couple of hangs due to the sound card, but I think this was due to some apps not working in tandem with esound. I didnt need to add or change anything in the defaults of debian potato. John. Dan Pomohaci wrote: > Hello > > I have Micron TransPort Trek 2. I installed potato with the kernel 2.2.12 > and everithing is OK except sound. My laptop have ESS Maestro ES1968 > sound chip. I read laptop-howto, sound-howto. I tried to install the driver > maestro from: > http://people.redhat.com/zab/maestro > compilation process was OK but when I tried to insmod computer hung. > I tried also the the kernel 2.2.14 which have maestro builted in but it > doesn't work. > If somebody have a solution please help me. > Dan > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
