Hi,
I just bought a new IBM Thinkpad. And I have some problems with
the sound card.
I saw that kernel has an experimental driver for it. I have
compiled it, and it seems working fine. The only problem is that
it is not loud enough. When I use it in windoze, it is much
louder :(.
Has anyone else tried out ALSA? Will it work better than the
kernel one? I have had a go on ALSA 0.5.6. Follow all the
instructions, and the modules seem inserted ok. Here is the cat
/proc/modules output:
snd-es1938 12520 0 (unused)
snd-pcm 28824 0 [snd-es1938]
snd-timer 7840 0 [snd-pcm]
snd-mixer 22704 0 [snd-es1938]
snd 34380 0 [snd-es1938 snd-pcm snd-timer
snd-mixer]
ltmodem 453168 1
ppp 19596 2
slhc 4300 1 [ppp]
soundcore 2328 4 [snd]
ntfs 34748 1
However, cat /proc/asound/cards still says --- no soundcards ---
Thanks for any help in advance.
Regards,
Shao.
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