i'm a little confused about this same sort of thing - though with any
debian kernel. in dselect install/config it went through an alsa
config that had a choice of using powermac sound out, but now while
alsa is (supposedly?) installed, alsaconfig finds no modules, no
cards.
it's confusing for me because i can't go by the normal alsa
instructions as the drivers and whatnot are not in /usr/src where
they would be compiled into modules for the kernel. how does one go
about makingn als work in debian? (and especially with dmasound?)
At 9:47 PM +0200 8/26/03, Jean-Christophe Michel wrote:
Hi,
I'm on a Pismo 500 laptop on unstable.
I cannot use sound, i have no module alsa.
grep ALSA /usr/src/benh_kernel/.config shows nothing.
I tried to load alsa-source but don't know how to compile it
with make-kpkg : modules target builds /usr/src/modules
and not /lib/modules...
Is sound not working linked to a bad kernel config ?
How do i compile alsa ? do i need to ?
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