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I have two sound cards on my computer, onboard and my SBLive. Everytime I boot up the onboard sound is being used. I used alsaconf to choose my SBLive but I have to do that every reboot. I want my SBLive to be the default sound card used. I even tried editing /etc/modprobe.d/sound but that gets over-written on reboot also. How can I have my SBLive as default without disabling the onboard in the bios?
You can also blacklist the module for your on-board card, so it isn't loaded. That's what I had to do, because disabling the on-board device in the BIOS made no difference whatsoever :/.
You can also blacklist the module for your on-board card, so it isn't loaded. That's what I had to do, because disabling the on-board device in the BIOS made no difference whatsoever :/.
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