My laptop (HP ZD7000 series) has a problem with kernel audio. On my
machine, I believe there is a conflict between the network hardware and
the sound card which results in a locked-up computer. After some
troubleshooting, I found that deleting the kernel sound modules causes
the problem to away. Of course, so does the sound.... So, I payed a
few dollars and installed the sound driver from OpenSound
(http://www.opensound.com/). That fixed the lockups and I now have
sound. The one hassle with this fix is that I have to remember to
delete the kernel sound modules everytime I upgrade the kernel. Failure
to do so results in a locked up computer.
Evan
On Sun, 2005-02-20 at 10:01, qsm wrote:
> i installed CentOS (and WBEL too) on a notebook gateway m520 and all work
> fine, but when i try to use the sound the notebook freeze.
>
> the soundcard is an intel i810_audio.
>
> somebody can help me, pls?
>
> PD: my english is no good.... :)
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