getting my sound card(cs-4236) to work on my ibm thinkpad 600e in Red Hat EL v4
I'm sort of new to linux as you can see. Few days ago I installed Red Hat Enterprise Linux v4 on my IBM thinkpad 600E which has a cs-4236 as sound card. The Kernel I'm using is 2.6.9-42.0.2.EL. When I boot up the system a window comes up that says something like "can't find the sound card and /dev/dsp doesn't exist.
By the way when I run "lspci" command I get this: PHP Code:
When I run the graphical program "Sound Card detection" it says no sound detected. And what happened to that sndconfigit seems to be omitted from red hat. In ALSA site I was told to run the modprobe command in order to insert the module to the kernel ( after compilig the driver files of course) but first the command only works when I'm logged in as root and not in su mode and second it doesn't work and says device doesn't exist. I want to know if there is any other way to try? Thanks a lot for your time for helping me. |
I think this page will help you with all of your questions.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/si...GR-4BP6Q6.html I know its about RedHat 9 but the steps are unchanged. Also a special regarding your Soundcard (Its a crystal sound chip) |
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