--- should have gone to the complete list --- Hmm, come to think about it, you could still try to take the vanilla kernel sources and replace the ALSA therein with 1.0.15 yourself (never tried that actually, but I suppose this should be as simple as replacing the "sound" subdirectory of the kernel tree with the "alsa-kernel" directory of the alsa tarball). You then could try to compile this kernel with in-kernel audio and then em28xx against that, eliminating all possibilities of a simple linking issue. If this still doesn't work though, I'm out of clues...
Regards
-Christian
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> No Menion, I don't think it's an issue limited to Ubuntu, I use also
> Puppylinux, which comes with an alsa version 1.015rc2 on a kernel 2.6.21.7,
> and I have in both cases the same module loading problems...We have come to
> the conclusion that the problem comes when you try to load the module on a
> system with an alsa that doesn't match the original alsa included with the
> kernel, but we haven't found a solution to this yet, maybe it's recompiling
> alsa with some strange options....
> I am almost giving up, I think I'll wait for an Ubuntu or Puppy release that
> will sport an updated kernel with a native alsa at least 1.0.15 (my laptop
> needs it to make the realtek alc268 audio chip work), so I won't have to
> modify nothing.
> Bye
> Stefano
>
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