What is this BULL* via sound drivers create more problems than they solve
the fact is there is a problem with interrupts with these chipsets. I 
love Linux and use it every day. The best way is to use a decent 
soundcard (sblive etc..) works fine !! (accounting pracitce in PARIS)  I 
have found serveral workaround for the via drivers but it depends on 
which kernel you are using.. you can call me on +330146062265
As an installer of linux systems I have noticed most of the promblems is 
due to bad hardware

Michal Bukovjan a �crit:

> Adam Williamson wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 18:12, Michal Bukovjan wrote:
>>
>>
>>> ALSA modules, which worked for a long time for me, seems broken 
>>> after I enabled those by hand. But perhaps they are fixed in Alsa 
>>> 0.9rc3, MDK9.0 ships with Alsa 0.9rc2.
>>
>>
>>
>> Are you sure they're broken?
>>
>> Remember you don't have to enable ALSA by hand any more, use draksound.
>> And also remember default ALSA setting, for some insane and stupid
>> reason, is to mute everything, so you have to run alsamixer(gui) to get
>> any sound in the first place.
>
>
> I am pretty sure they (ALSA drivers for VIA686a) are broken in 
> MDK9.0/ALSA 0.9rc2.
>
> I enabled them by hand, and the sound was unmuted and volume was 
> working - but instead of sound (GNOME events, xmms playing - via ESD, 
> OSS, ALSA plugin, I tried everything) it resulted in some distorted 
> sounds.
>
> That's why draksound will not even offer them (which is correct 
> decision from Mandrake).
>
>
>



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