> > onboard. It's just annoying because if I run `/etc/init.d/alsasound stop` > then it unloads my soundcard module, but if I run `/etc/init.d/alsasound > start` > then it doesn't load it back in. Placing the module in the kernel-2.6 file > helps at boot, but it does nothing to help this init.d case. >
Hmmm...I just tried that and it works fine. One of my soundcards uses the intel8x0 driver, so it all seems to work ok on 2.6.10-r4. If it's not working, I'd suggest looking to see if what is in /etc/modules.d/alsa is in /etc/modules.conf. If they don't match, do an - update-modules force But, even that's not correct, alsasound will try to find sound devices in /proc, which if it fails could mean soem system utilities are not working correctly. Which begs the question - have you done an emerge --sync, emerge -uDav world recently? Bob - -- [email protected] mailing list
