> I was following /usr/share/doc/module-assistant/... README.Debian... > - Building with make-kpkg > > $ cd /usr/src/ > $ ta jxvf someproject.tar.bz2 > $ cd /usr/src/kernel-source-2.6.9 > $ make-kpkg --added-modules=someproject modules > > And I obtained folder "modules" in my /usr/src with link "sound" > After reboot no sound. > > Probably there is some next step needed. > > Any advice?
Hi Mira :) I never did it, but I found a howto, maybe this will help you. Note: The howto isn't for 64 Studio 2.1 and it doesn't use GRUB ;). http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/CompilingTips I'm running my unstable DAW with a vanilla install of 64 Studio 2.1 64-bit, but with a second kernel. The default kernel is: linux-image-2.6.21-1-multimedia-amd64 I compiled: linux-image-2.6.24.7-rt17-rev01 And there are only ALSA modules for the default kernel: alsa-modules-2.6.21-1-multimedia-amd64 1.0.17 'Please note that ALSA driver modules are included in kernel-image packages of version 2.6 or higher. Therefore, you do not need to install an alsa-modules package if you are running a 2.6 kernel. You may still want to install an alsa-modules package for a 2.6 kernel because the drivers in alsa-modules packages are usually more current than those in kernel-image packages.' How can I find out which version of ALSA modules is in the kernel image package for my 2.6.24.7-rt17 included? Because of the troubles with Rosegarden and MusE I should know this and perhaps compile ALSA modules too. Cheers, Ralf
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