> But I have two questions : > (1) How it's possible to verify that ALSA is enabled or > not in the kernel ? If you want to know if alsa is already running on your system do 'cat /proc/asound/version' or 'cat /proc/asound/cards' If this fails, maybe it is installed but not loaded. Try executing /etc/init.d/alsa status as root. If this fails, then your system is not running ALSA-lib. Besides the kernel options (see below), you need to install and add alsa-lib to your boot sequence. If you're familiar with kernel building, see the kernel config. Disable OSS and enable ALSA. Do not forget to enable snd-usb-audio. And disable Drivers/usb/usb-midi and usb-audio (both are OSS drivers which otherwise will conflict with the ALSA snd-usb-audio module). Best regards > (2) The package alsa-utils is installed, I have all the > commands > described in the REAME (amixer aplay) but not alsaconf. > Is this command replaced by another command ? > > I don't understand why my soundcard is not detected at > boot by kudzu : > Following toshiba specifications, the Sound Chip is on > ISA BUS. > > Best regards > > > > > -- > Michel Levy > L.S.R., Bureau C214, B.P.72 - 38402 SAINT MARTIN D'HERES > CEDEX > e.mail : Michel.Levy@xxxxxxx tel :(33)476514022 > http://www-lsr.imag.fr/users/Michel.Levy >
