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> I could easily have something buggered up in the kernel, or |
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> completely missing too.... |
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So a check for ALSA in the kernel should be the next step. The |
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ALSA utils can do nothing as long there's no ALSA support in |
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the kernel. |
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But maybe your chip isn't supported by ALSA? |
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Check your kernel config, build and install it anew and run |
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ALSAconf. If it fails then, you'd like to disable ALSA in the |
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kernel and chack out OSS support instead. |
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Best regards |
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ce |
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