On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 20:42:36 +0800, Stephen Liu wrote: >Hi Mike, > >>- snip - >> >>emu10k1 is a sound driver which must be compiled into the kernel or >>compiled as a module. Have you done that? If not, you need to and >>then be sure the module is loaded at boot time otherwise you will >>not >>have sound. >> >> >I will reinstall emu10k1. At time of installing the OS its >installation ran continuously without end. I terminated it by >reboot. > >I expect to know whether after starting the OS, I can run > ># emerge emu10k1 > >without going through with Live-CD and chroot, etc. Is there a >shortcut? > >B.R. >Stephen > > > > >-- >[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
Greetings, You still need to compile the sound driver into the kernel as a module. I tried compiling it in but it didn't work. For me, it works better as a module and then you need to have the driver load at boot by placing the module name in /etc/modules.autoload: emu10k1. Is there a shortcut? I really don't know. To my knowledge, there is not. I have never emerged the sound driver. I have always recompiled the kernel to my liking and configured the sound from there. I really don't anything about the Live-CD stuff. Sorry about that. Keep asking because someone will surely know. If you find another solution I would very much appreciate knowing what you find out for my own knowledge. :-) Good luck. Sorry if I haven't been much help. Regards, Mike -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
