ALSA and Kernel 2.6

Hi... I have interest in using the linux kernel 2.6 but i'm afraid i won't be able to use ALSA since it has a module in the kernel and the ALSA kernel modules package is only available for kernels up to 2.4.22 ... What should i do? Can i build the alsa-source instead of waiting for the

Alsa+xmms+kde

Hi. I have a Creative Live Value (driver emu10k1) and am using debian unstable and kernel 2.4.22-k7-1. I've been using the OSS output plugin for XMMS on KDE and have been able to play music, although having low quality decoding... (it's noticeable) I've tried to install and use the

Re: Alsa+xmms+kde

Hi. I have a Creative Live Value (driver emu10k1) and am using debian unstable and kernel 2.4.22-k7-1. I've been using the OSS output plugin for XMMS on KDE and have been able to play music, although having low quality decoding... (it's noticeable) I've tried to install and use the ALSA

PPPoE e o Velox no kernel 2.4

Ola... estou usando velox no linux e nao estou conseguindo po-lo para funcionar no kernel 2.4. No kernel 2.2 funciona direitinho... teria eu que instalar uma versao mais nova do pppoe? O kernel 2.2 que uso eh o padrao do debian 3.0r1, idepci. O kernel 2.4 que uso eh o 2.4.22,

PPPoE problem with kernel 2.4

Hi. I have been having problems with authenticating with my ADSL provider when i use kernel 2.4. When i use Kernel 2.2, (idepci, the default kernel of the debian 3.0r1 distribution), it works fine... The kernel is the 2.4.22, compiled using the debian default procedures, with

Re: Realtek RTL 8139C and Linux Kernel 2.4.22.

Micha Feigin wrote: On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 05:54, devotion wrote: Hi. I asked help some time ago and got no reply... trying again (sorry if that unappropriate). I have very recently installed the Debian 3.0r1 Linux cd, using default kernel that comes with it, the 2.2.20idepci. I am using