On Sat, 31 Aug 2002 the mental interface of Moonlite told: > Modconf did not list module 'snd'. It had one called > 'sound' which was described as OSS sound modules. > However, ALSA is looking for snd, which I can't find. > Where can I find it, and then how do I make it appear > in the modconf list?
Be cool ;-)
The alsa modules are usually found in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/alsa!
The best way to get alsa working is to install alsa-source. Keep in
mind to hve the kernel-source available in /usr/src/linux. After
installing alsa-sources you have to tar -xzvf
/usr/etc/alsa-source.tar.gz. The driver source will be placed in
/usr/src/moeules. After do a make-kpkg image _modules. After
compiling the drivers will be in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/alsa.
If you didn't compiled your kernel by yourself, you can install
alsa-modules-yourversion-yourarchitecture. Be aware of the
snd-yourcard vs snd-card-yourcard problem!
If you are using alsaconf (ver. 0.5) please notice that the modules
in /etc/alsa/modutiles will be snd-card-your card. You have to edit
the modutils to snd-yourcard, because alsa 0.9xxx uses the new ones.
Don't forget to run update-modules after!
Have Fun
Elimar
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