I can help in maybe two ways:
1. the `uname -r` in the filenames means "execute the command 'uname -r'
and put it's output at that place in the path". For example, on my
computer running 'uname -r' from a shell prints out '2.4.19'. This means
that "/lib/modules/`uname -r`/build" will expand to
"/lib/modules/2.4.19/build".
2. Probably the only thing you needed to do was to install the kernel
source in /usr/src/linux for your version of the kernel ('uname -r' prints
out your version), and then try to configure;make;make install the alsa
drivers.
tim
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