After reading this message, I investigated the lspnp tool a bit, as I
had never used it. After several kernel recompiles to get PnP BIOS
support (included with the -ac series of kernels), I finally got sound
working on my 770E! :) Here's some experience I gained in the process:
For some reason, the sound card was disabled in the PnP BIOS by
default.
The PnP BIOS support included by compiling a custom pcmcia_cs does
not work for some reason.
The cs4232 module must be loaded before PCMCIA is started.
Laptop speakers leave much to be desired. ;)
Sorry I can't add any specific help. Best of luck!
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