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> On another angle, I was already aware that the names of the alsa modules |
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> has changed recently, usually dropping the '-card-' portion of the name |
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Unfortunately, simply dropping the name will not work if you use the |
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/etc/init.d/alsasound init script, since it searches your /etc/modules.conf |
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file for the string 'snd-card-[:[number]:]', and loads the drivers it finds |
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that way.. I find that adding the line: 'alias snd-card-0 snd-xxxxx' (where |
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xxxx is the name of your sound card) to your /etc/modules.d/alsa file will |
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fix the init script. |
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>Since OSS does not seem to complain when booting, I rem'd the snd-sb16 (alsa) |
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>driver from modules.autoload. No errors on boot, but the OSS sound doesn't |
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I don't think loading the snd-sb16 module is enough for alsa support in the |
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0.9x drivers. There may be some drivers that are not getting properly loaded. |
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Check out the alsasound script and the /etc/modules.d/alsa file to try and |
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figure out what gets loaded. |
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Good luck, |
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--mrg |
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