On Sun, Feb 17, 2002 at 04:47:47PM -0800, Phillip Remaker wrote: > [[ recap omitted ]] > > Now, I spent a few days trying to get my ESS1869 card to work. I chose to > install ALSA, and used alsaconf to set it up. However, the only way I get > the card to work is by running the command "modprobe snd-card-es18xx". ALSA > is already running, so now alsaplayer works. The mixer settings are all OK. > > After I reboot, the card is not seen. (When the /etc/init.d/alsa start > decalres "no cards found") But it will be seen if I run "modprobe > snd-card-es18xx". > > How do I get it to be seen at boot time? I could go hack something into > /etc/rc(mumble) but there has to be a "Right Way" that I am overlooking.
Adding a line /etc/modules would make sure that it gets loaded at boot
time. Or consider making it part of the kernel, rather than a module.
If you rather would want it loaded (and unloaded) "on demand", then you
could create a file in /etc/modutils (e.g. named "sound") containing:
alias sound-slot-0 your-module-name
alias sound-service-0 your-module-name
alias /dev/mixer your-module-name
and run update-modules. (I'm not sure that the 2nd line is necessary
though. Or perhaps you need to include /dev/dsp too...).
After which the kernel should automagicially load the module whenever
something wants to do sound.
HTH
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Karl E. Jørgensen
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