-----Mensaje original----- De: Robert Guthrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Para: Javier Sieben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Debian User <debian-user@lists.debian.org> Fecha: Jueves, 14 de Diciembre de 2000 05:30 p.m. Asunto: Re: I'm Confused with SBLive!
>I was able to download 2.2.17 kernel sources, where the emu10k1 module was >present. I used kernel-package to compile my kernel (with emu10k1 module, no >other sound modules were needed). I use dpkg -i on my custom kernel .deb >pacakge and then ran modconf. Worked fine for me, though you only get the >analog outputs with that version. I don't know if the digital outs will work >with any other module sources, but if all you want is analog sound, that's >the way to go. > >Plus, you get to pare down your kernel to what you need. The 2.2.18 sources >should work just as well. With the kernel compiling I have no problems. At the first time I try to compiling and install the ALSA tar.gz without knowing that the kernel in the distribution was a pre and not a final version. In a previous mail question I've received that the final includes the emu10k1 module. But in my attempts of building the ALSA, I have broken any configuration (esound, etc) and I can't hear any noise. When I load with insmod, it loads the modules soundcore.o and emu10k1. I can hear sounds from a CD player, control his volume with a mixer, but I can't use any mp3 player because the /dev/dsp don't connect with the module. (I can't send any output messages because I'm switching between Win98 & Linux. I have a poor motherboard that have the modem integrated... GRRR!!!) Javier
