[lug] How do you make sound work?
rm at fabula.de
rm at fabula.de
Sat Jan 5 04:58:34 MST 2002
On Fri, Jan 04, 2002 at 05:01:11PM -0700, John Hernandez wrote:
> Generally speaking, sound is configured at a lower level than KDE (or
> even X for that matter).
>
> Most distros make the sound card drivers available as kernel modules.
> In your case, it should be emu10k1. To make sound work, you should
> have the emu10k1 module loaded (assuming it's available in your
> /lib/modules tree). For Debian, I think you can use 'modconf' to get
> it done, but I'm not too sure about that. More generally, 'modprobe
> emu10k1' may be the ticket. 'lsmod' shows which modules are currently
> loaded. In some cases, I think you may need to provide extra
> parameters in /etc/modules.conf.
Yes, modconf will work for the OSS sound modules (that are part of the
kernel source tree). For ALSA i think you need the alsa-modules or
alsa-sources packages.
Ralf
> -John
>
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