You could edit kudzu's memory. Go to /etc/sysconfig/hwconf Remove the sections relating to your soundcard (between the dashes).
As root, you should be able to run /usr/sbin/kudzu from the command line (or reboot).
Hope this helps -Bob Arendt
Brad Alpert wrote:
Running RH9 on a fine notebook, Compaq N600c. Sound worked great
until I made a few improvements, like adding Xine. Now, no sound. Running sndconfig shows that the card is recognized, but no sound is
generated.
So, what I want to know is how does one go about removing the soundcard drivers to the point that the system will detect the soundcard as new hardware and commence to install it?
I've rmmod'd what seemed to be the relevant things (maestro3, soundcore, etc.), but a reboot brought them back.
Any hints appreciated!
Thanks/Brad
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