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>>>>> "Jeff" == Jeff Coppock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jeff> There is a driver for this chip in ALSA, which is what I use
Jeff> with very good results.
Jeff> To use the ALSA sound drivers, compile your kernel with only
Jeff> sound support, no other drivers.
Jeff> Goto www.alsa.org and get the lates drivers, utilities and
Jeff> libraries .tgz's and tar xzf each one in your /usr/src directory.
Jeff> Read the INSTALL file in each newly created directory for compile
Jeff> instructions (./configure, make, make install) starting with the
Jeff> drivers, then libs, then utilities. You'll need to edit your
Jeff> /etc/modules.conf file to add some alias and maybe create the /dev
Jeff> sound files, detailed in the ALSA docs.
Why compile it yourself, when you can apt-get it?
apt-get install alsa-base alsa-source alsa-utils alsaconf
(Note: I'm tracking sid, so it might be different for potato)
Note: you'll still have to compile the kernel modules (from the
alsa-source package - it'll stick a tar file in /usr/src/), but then at
least everything else will be managed by apt. And if you use
kernel-package, you can make deb packages of both the kernel and the
modules.
You might be (probably should be) able to install alsa-modules-{kernel
version number} too, but I've never tried it. I always just compile the
kernel and the modules myself.
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