RE: ADI Soundmax 1881 (intel chipset) w/ ALSA Drivers
Emma Jane Hogbin wrote:
> Try:
> chmod a+rw /dev/dsp /dev/mixer /dev/sequencer /dev/midi
> add yourself to the "audio" group under /etc/group -- mine looks
like
> this: audio:x:29:emmajane,root
> instructions from:
http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php3?company=ALi&card=
M1535%2CM1535D%2CM1535%2B%2CM1535D%2B&chip=M5451&module=ali5451
This worked perfectly. Thanks. I did already have myself added to that
group, I did not know that you have to log in and then log out in order to
notify the OS that you are now part of a group.
>Michael Kahle wrote:
>> Any ideas why make-kpkg kernel-image does not work correctly with my
>> Ethernet card? (I realize this is a different post entirely, just
>> thought I would bring it up.)
Emma Jane Hogbin wrote:
> I use wireless, so it may be a slightly different problem; however, for
some
> reason make-kpkg found an old version of the pcmcia source and used
out-dated
> modules. It took me SEVERAL tries to get everything in the right order. I
was
> also configuring for my graphics card (nvidia) for a total of: nvidia,
pcmcia
> and alsa as seperate modules. Plus all the things that are in my kernel as
> modules (i.e. soundcore).
>
> Instead of just relying on --append-to-version I actually (re)moved the
> /lib/modules/<kernel> directory and then did modules_install again. (Let
me
> know if you want that in a non-short hand version.)
I am not sure what you mean by the "--append-to-version" comment, I am going
to assume that this is something that make-kpkg does automatically? When I
built my kernel I did have to rename the /lib/modules/<kernel> directory
before I ran modules_install, but remember this is a kernel built the
"classic" way and --_not_ the "Debian" way. So if make-kpkg should do this
automatically, is it broke on something?
Michael
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