Hi, I dont install sound driver in debian way , that is downloading and installing from debian binary; so I dont know how to; But I think it should not be a problem, you just download alsa-driver in debian and started with that. It is the simplest way.
If only it doesn't work you can install manually, you can first download the kernel source (from debian or from kernel.org...; then compile your own made kernel; Then go to http://www.alsa-project.org/ grap their stable version read their documentation then make it; usually it is only ./configure make install Then read the file INSTALL in the alsa directory to see how and which module for your card. You even dont have to compile your kernel, if you have the correct kernel header file with your current running kernel, you can compile alsa without any problem. Good luck ===== S.KIEU http://briefcase.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo! Briefcase - Manage your files online.
