Quoting Jule Slootbeek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Thanks soo much for your help, good to know one newbie stands up for > another..:) > I tried chmodding everything and nothing changed, i think my sound is > not configured right in my kernel. I might have to recomile (which will > > be a first, but i'll have to do it eventually right?) Anywho here the > outputs.
The error you described with sound earlier was an ENODEV error, which means no driver is loaded to correspond to that device. Try running 'modprobe dmasound_pmac' as root (assuming you're using a stock kernel image), and then try playing something. It should work. Then do 'echo "dmasound_pmac" >> /etc/modules' as root, so that the sound driver will always be loaded at boot in the future. -- Derrik Pates
