> Kernel tainted just means you are using a proprietary module, such as
> nvidia.
>
> It is just a flag to inform you that the the developers will not accept
> kernel bug reports.
>
> My kernels are tainted also.
umm, ... what's proprietary? ALSA is released under the GPL. a fresh
fc5 install wouldnt have any proprietary stuff.
so i'm still thinking something might be mismatched? or perhaps you
mean that alsa-kmdl sits askew from some standard? murky to me. guess
i should try the alsa source if i don't hear any other ideas.
"modinfo snd_es18xx" shows me that it is part of the latest FC5 kernel but
not FC6 (weird), and its license is GPL. I would try it first without
installing any other alsa modules.
The "official" alsa-lib for FC5 is alsa-lib-1.0.14-0.1.rc1.fc5.i386.rpm.
If it does not work, then I would try Atrpms' drivers.
The line below is a sign that the module you are using now is somewhat
incomplete for some reason.
snd: no version for "struct_module" found: kernel tainted.
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Paulo Roma Cavalcanti
LCG - UFRJ
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