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basically you can get this to work. there aren't drivers in the windoze sense. Your kernel might have to be changed to include support for your sound /mobo.........
Bit of terminal output:
kitsunedebian:~# modprobe sk98lin
kitsunedebian:~# alsaconf
bash: alsaconf: command not found
kitsunedebian:~# modprobe alsaconf
FATAL: Module alsaconf not found.
kitsunedebian:~#
The modprobe line didn't output anything, which usually means the module was loaded and everything is ok. alsaconf isn't a kernel module and as such, you don't use it with modprobe. You need to install the alsa-utils package to be able to use alsaconf.
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