First off, using a 2.2.x kernel on Slink was no big deal for me. There was
a single error message during boot, but it was just to let me know that
/etc/init.d/network didn't need the route -add net lines anymore. 2.2.x
automatically configures the parameters for this line on its own.
Personally I
This is a case where you most definitely want to read the HOW-TOs!
The normal distribution kernels are compiled without sound support.
The reasons are probably multiple, such as smaller size but in addition
sound hardware is so "non-standard" that it is probably counter productive
to even try to di
Most likely, you need to compile sound support into the kernel. You'll
need to know your sound device and a few other items for configuration.
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Eric G. Miller
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Hi,
I wasnt too concerned about audio when I installed Slink. Now,
however, I feel the sudden desire to make my machine talk. The only
question is how. None of the audio modules required have been installed to
disk, and 'modconf' doesnt have any audio drivers listed. The install
guide does
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