fozner
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Posted: Sep. 03 2006,00:34 |
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I have no experience with this at all so maybe somebody else can help. What I would do is set up the soundcard again then search the hard drive for alsaconf.cards or various paterns similar to it; I would see if it was created at all. Then I would put it somewhere safe, like in /etc. Finally, I would edit /etc/init.d/alsa-autoconfig lines 80 and 312 and put in the new location of the file. Try that anyway. 
Wait a sec. I'll bet you just need to run alsaconf from the debian alsa-tools if you have alsa. Or just remove alsa packages entirely and then sndconfig will be able to set up OSS correctly. I had ot create an empty file in /etc/modules/modules.dep to make it work.
I just had another idea. Do a lsmod > soundgood.txt after successfully configuring the sound. Reboot and do lsmod > soundbad.txt followed by diff soundbad.txt soundgood.txt. That will tell you if it forgot to load any modules. Try adding the forgotten modules to your modprobe.conf
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