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> Well... I was using 2.6.15-gentoo-r1 and upgraded to 2.6.16 hoping |
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> this was bug in the Kernel version. The strange thing is that kernel |
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> alsa works fine but the alsasound script reports errors. The |
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> alsa-driver packages just fails to compile as I said. |
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But you didn't say enough. Is it looking at "include/linux/pci.h" |
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from /usr/src/linux, /usr, or someplace else? This is information |
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that should be in the preceding lines. |
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Actually the most useful part to look at would be the configure |
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output. You should see a line that starts with "./configure", |
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followed by a bunch of "checking for ..." lines. |
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Also, you might try alsa-driver-1.0.11_rc4. It is keyworded ~x86, but |
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should have lots of bug fixes over 1.0.10. |
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> The sound card is CMI 8738 and the motherboard is an old Asus TUV4X. |
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You will probably want to set ALSA_CARDS=cmi8330 in /etc/make.conf to |
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avoid building a bunch of drivers that you don't need. |
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-Richard |
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