On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, Ryan Chouinard wrote: > Hey, > > I have used Red Hat 5.2 in the past, and recently switched to > Debian 2.1. I had trouble getting the ALSA modules to work with the > default 2.0.36 kernel, so I compiled my own 2.2.10, and then I could > get sound to work, after manually loading the modules every boot, but > my cdrom drive stopped working, and the system seemed to continue > trying to use the modules from 2.0.36, causing several problems. Can > anyone lend me assistance in creating a custom kernel and installing > the ALSA modules correctly? Here is some info on my system, just in case: > > Kernel: Whatever works, preferably 2.2.x, currently default 2.0.36 > CDROM: ATAPI IDE > Sound: SB16/PnP > > I would appreciate any help/input, as I happen to like my cdrom > drive, and have a huge collection of mp3s I can't listen to right now > ;-P
kernel-howto for cdrom -- just block devices -> atapi cdrom for sb use OSS, everything in modules. _____ Aug 13, 10:57 Alexander Kotelnikov Saint-Petersburg, Russia mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
