Your right, it is a CS4372.
I've read the help files, yesturday, on the CS4372 and changed the
conf.modules, and ran sndconfig, but it still didn't work, I'll have a go
at modeprobe and insmod
>
>you need to configure the modules in /etc/conf.modules.
>
>If you are running RedHat, try using 'sndconfig' (as root); this
>should be able to set up your sound drivers for you. I'm not sure
>how any other distributions automate this.
>
>Otherwise, you will have to do the configuration by hand. If you are
>not familiar with this (and with commands such as 'modprobe' and
>'insmod') have a read of Documenatation/modules.txt in your linux
>source directory.
>
>I don't know the details of the CS4372, but I'd imagine its based on
>the CS4232. Have a read of Documentation/sound/CS4232 to see how to
>set one of these up.
>
>Conrad.
>
>
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