\begin{Craige McWhirter}
> I *still* cant get my Maestro sound chips to work under Debian when
> they worked under RH
works for me without any hassles..
are you actually loading the module? (or told kerneld that that is
the sound module it should use?)
(either add "maestro" to /etc/modules to load it explicitly at boot,
or create a /etc/modutils/mine (or something) file with .. some lines
i'd have to check ;)
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