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http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml |
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you can enable the driver either under alsa in teh kernel, or by |
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emerging alsa-driver. |
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then you need alsa-utils |
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and run alsaconf |
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add alsasound to the boot runlevel |
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and you should be good to go |
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-c |
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Mark Creamer wrote: |
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> I have one other issue with my newly built system - I don't have sound |
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> yet. The card is a SB Live EMU10K1. I have it enable in the kernel. |
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> First I enabled it only in ALSA. Then when that didn't work, I also |
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> enabled it in OSS. But I don't know what I'm doing there. Should I be |
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> doing both? |
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> Anyway, from Control Center, when I click on sound & multimedia/sound |
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> system, I get the message "Unable to start the sound server to |
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> retrieve possible sound I/O methods." |
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> The sound card is not set to load as module, I have it compiled into |
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> the kernel. |
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> Thanks! |
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> Mark |
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