Check /var/log/messages for any messages from the kernel concerning your sound card. If there's anything in there recommending a different driver, try that driver. If not, then, well, see if you can find out somewhere else what driver might work (try google of course).
Rob,
thanks, I got it working in some way.
Anyway, the kernel log did not complain about the driver. I am not sure in my case it is a problem with the driver, but rather with the startup scripts which do not create the correct device /dev/dsp. I fact, if I created it manually, the driver worked fine.
As I said elsewhere, I'm still confused...
raffaele
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