well first you'll/we'll want to know what kind of soundcard you have, and how much it's recognized by the kernel as a device. what does running lspci say? it may just be that you need to pass specific options to the kernel, or that you need to have a specially compiled kernel to support it (both are relatively easy to do if you know exactly what you want).
sean
On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 06:42:13PM -0600, Chris Burns wrote:
> hi,
>
> I installed the most recent stable version of Woody, and my soundcard is not
> recognized at all. It's like i dotn' even have one. No sound at all for
> anything. When i installed Woody, i attempted to add the driver modules
> that appeared to best match my card (SoundBlaster Live) and it failed to add
> them at install time. What can i try next?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Chris~
>
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