let me make a guess. since it differs at the distro level (debian vs redhat,
as indicated in the dmesg output), i guessed there is nothing wrong at the
kernel level. auto-loading of hardware drivers are done by udev....perhaps it
is not configured by the OS during installation? u may need to add it
manually at the udev level.
and to prove that both the kernel can detect the hardware, perhaps u can issue
"lsusb -v" and both output should be the same?Thanks for your reply
Both the kernels are working in same distro - Debian Lenny, Thats is why i cant
find out the error, when the kernel A boots its detects the audio devices and
loads the snd-hda-codec-realtek, but kernel B doesnot detects that audio device
only but its loading network modules and other necessary modules
correctly-Welkin-
