That's Mandrake's fault - Red Hat fixed the `conf.modules' problem [by
renaming it appropriately] in Red Hat version 7, and sndconfig that ships
with 7 writes t the correct file. Mandrake should either not include
sndconfig if it worn't work properly with their setup or have shipped the
Red Hat 7 version.
Mandrake's still a better distro though, and I luv em for it. :-)
Mike
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On Fri, 15 Dec 2000, Michael Schurr wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 14, 2000 at 07:31:53AM -0800, Anton Graham wrote:
>
> > Mandrake doesn't, by default, use sndconfig for this reason. sndconfig
> > writes to /etc/conf.modules, while Mandrake, in compliance with the PTB has
> > deprecated the use of that file. copy the information sndconfig writes to
> > /etc/conf.modules into your /etc/modules.conf file then remove the
> > conf.modules.
> Thanks, now it works....
>
>
> bye
> Michael
>
>
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