William H Bouterse wrote:
>
> bootup gives error messages on isapnp.conf issues
> 'harddrake' recognizes card then gives "can't locate module isapnp"
Do you have isapnp as module or inserted in the kernel? If hardrake
recognizes the card then probably the later is valid. However hardrake
script tries always to modprobe isapnp. Not beautiful anyway.
> 'sndconfig' gives errors no matter what configuration is designated.
> yet going into gnome as root (yes I know! :))
> sounds are initialized, xmms comes up plays mp3s beautifully!?
>
> DrakConf-0.52-19mdk
> isapnptools-1.22-2mdk
> harddrake-0.9-4mdk
> sndconfig-0.44-12mdk
>
> Various attempts to modprobe, insmod etc didnt work either?
> Some attempts have seen this
> "Note: /etc/modules.conf is more recent than
> /lib/modules/2.2.16-9mdk/modules.dep"
> Mutiple problems with conf.modules and modules.conf usurping each other.
> I have rm'd and mv'd more than once.
Use only one conf. conf.modules is considered now obsolete. But it seems
that the system tries to run on both if they exist.
Probably it finds some conflict. Try to copy conf.modules content to
modules.conf, verify any duplicates or setup conflicts and delete
conf.modules.
Btw. /etc/modules does not seem to be processed. This situation started
with some of the latest cookers. rc.sysconfig calls rc.modules.
rc.modules goes after /etc/modules and read it. However nothing comes
up. The modules work and they were there for quite some time before this
happened.
>
> William Bouterse
> Talkeetna Alaska
Ektanoor
