Darrin Chandler wrote:
Have a good look at your dmesg. It'll tell you of it's supported. Also,
look at the FAQ about sound, as there are some good things to try if it
*is* supported.
Quick answer: $ cat some-file > /dev/audio
If you hear something then you have sound. If you get "device not
configured" then you don't.
Well, "cat dmesg.boot > /dev/audio" did indeed
cause sound to come out, both from my laptop's
speakers, and from the headphone jack. Very
interesting...
Okay... well, the sound card works. Now, it must
be something I am doing wrong.
back to the FAQ...
Bryan
