Thanks piccolo, I'll give it a shot. (By the way, the missing libs have nothing to do with it, I get the same on a machine with via sound chipset which does work.)Thanks Picolo,
I've tried to install sndconfig a few time ago...it's on a laptop where i haven't an internet connexion and for now i boot toram from the live cd...so i got the dsl-dpkg packages, installed it, along with the gnu-utils.dsl, and tried a dpkg -i sndconfig.deb (which i got on a debian repository)... well i had no luck: it failed, coz it couldn't open package info file in /var/lib/dpkg/status. i tried to boot with the write option, tried to creat tha file , but it didn't help. well, never mind i 've got a nice sound with dsl from an old Pentium 2 with a soundblaster card.I have a 56Kb/s modem. In practice I'm getting 5KB/s so I guess
Code Sample
$apt-get update $apt-get install sndconfig
would probably take a hours... Or am I being too pessimistic?Please cmk77, be optimist!Tuxedo and cmk77
OTHER ALTERNATIVE
1. Remove ALL sound modules (IMPORTANT:REMOVE ALL SOUND MODULES), so:
sudo su rmmod sound rmmod soundcore
There are more modules than above. There exists an order, if a module can't be remove then other module must be remove before. Finally the last module is soundcore ever. If you can't remove "soundcore" module, then still you have not removed all the sound modules. NOTE: the result from lsmod command shows all installed modules so you can know about other sound modules not above listed.
2. Execute command:
cat /proc/interrupts
Below a example of result from "cat /proc/interrupts"
4. Do following 3 commands inserting on the last command the same values on /etc/modules.conf, but changing (if necessary) the <irq value> and <mpuirq value> by any free irq value from 2 step. Both two values must be differents.