>>SO:
>>
>>1. Where do I install the driver source to? Does it matter?
Alongside other drivers of this type.
/usr/src/linux-mumble/drivers/sound/
has sound device driver files, and subdirectories for files
compiled separately from the rest (e.g. emu10k1 and cs4281)
>>2. Re. "1.", what's this "configure your kernel sources" all
Two steps: /usr/src/linux-mumble has a makefile which has a
target 'menuconfig' (another is 'xconfig'); 'make menuconfig'
allows you to specify which device types are included and
which are not when you do the kernel build itself
('make clean dep bzImage install modules modules_install)
At this level (/usr/src/linux-mumble), 'make menuconfig'
allows you to configure your kernel, and make your kernel,
with sound support included.
/usr/src/linux-mumble/drivers also has a makefile.
/usr/src/linux-mumble/drivers/sound does as well.
These two makefile get invoked from the linux-mumble makefile.
>>HELP!
Where I can't help (cause I don't know) is how to make the
edit/configure/tweak interface that pops up when you do the
'make menuconfig' or 'make xconfig' offer to include/exclude
your new driver.
Help there will have to come from the next guy.
NEXT!!!
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