Hepl, please, I broke my sound :-(

["Stan Brown" <stanb@awod.com>]

I have a new machine that I am setting up. It has a Creative Labs Sound Balster PCI
16 sound card in it.

I installed a minimal "stable" system, and then pointed my apt-get source to the
Progeny RC1. Then I installed thier RC1.

Almost everythign worked flawlesy, including sound.

Now I have been playing around with kernel compiles and ading software with dselect
in an atempt to get frambuffer support working and my WinTV card working. 

Somewhere along the way I broke sound copletly. I have backed up to what I think
was a version of the kernel that I had sound working on. I was able to access
sounds from the Gnome envrionment before, and now i can't.

Could some kind soul tell me what kernel modules I should have installed, and what
software should be installed to make this work? I remeber something about alsa, but
I'm not certain if it was there, or I installed it with dselect. Could that have
broken my sound?


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Stan Brown     stanb@awod.com                                    843-745-3154
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