Hi Stan!
I use my older kernel at the moment it.s 2.6.16.2 and it works. I always use
the alsa, that comes with the kernel. I build them manually.
Of course, when I installed the 2.6.20 kernel, I installed the correspondig
alsa-* source packages. But I left them installed and returned to my old
kernel. No problem. It must be a problem of the driver. I think 2.6.16.2 is
running 1.0.11rc1, but I think I might have been wrong about 2.6.20 running
some 1.0.14rc* version.
So that is what I can tell. And I wouldn't like it too much to build
external alsa, for then I'd have to load some modules and I think i'd had to
do a lot of update on the boot process. The real distro I installed is rather
old... :-)
Kindest regards
Julien
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