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MDesigner 06-25-2004 02:43 PM

alsaconf fails in Slackware 10, worked in 9.1
 
In 9.1, I ran alsaconf and it worked perfectly. Now, with 10.0 (and I'm running the 2.6.7 kernel), it fails to find the sound card at all.

Any ideas on this ? I'm stumped.

moux 06-25-2004 03:04 PM

Because alsaconf is not able to find any modules.
You' need to compile sound card modules for your kernel. Either download, compile and install alsa drivers from ftp://ftp.alsa-project.org/pub/drive...1.0.5a.tar.bz2 or get the apporpiate packages which are made for kernel 2.6.7 using swart.

MDesigner 06-25-2004 03:39 PM

Hm, I already have the latest alsa drivers..

alsa-driver-1.0.5a-i486-2 (1484 kB) [Status: INSTALLED]

marsques 06-25-2004 03:44 PM

try compiling your own... with a couple of slack packages... they didnt work properly until i compiled them from source....

MDesigner 06-25-2004 03:45 PM

Will do

wastelander42 06-25-2004 04:23 PM

I had this problem after installing the 2.6.7 kernel as well. I installed the alsa-drivers in /testing/packages/linux-2.6.7/ alsa-driver-1.0.5a_2.6.7-i486-1.tgz and after rebooting everything worked fine.

moux 06-25-2004 04:31 PM

He's right you need to get the kernel wich is compiled for 2.6.x series

MDesigner 06-25-2004 05:20 PM

Awesome..that worked! Simple as hell. Too bad it required a reboot though!

keefaz 06-25-2004 05:28 PM

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Too bad it required a reboot though!
You can always fake boot for alsa by executing /etc/rc.d/rc.alsa so it loads without reboot


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