dealing with alsa

[André S.]

the error is caused by the module that is already loaded, soundcore is
builtin in the kernel.
you just have to set the volumes using gnome mixer or install alsa-utils
to use the alsamixer/alsactl

Em Dom, 2004-03-28 às 06:21 -0800, Ruth Shewmon escreveu:

> This is probobly the wrong mailing list to ask this
> on, but here goes. I have an asus a7n8x motherboard
> with an integrated sound card.  When I run the
> soundcard detection program, it says: "The
> snd-intel8x0 driver could not be loaded.  This
> soundcard may not be compatible with Red Hat Linux." 
> This is strange because this same computer worked fine
> with kernel 2.6 and alsa on Fedora core 1.  Even more
> strange, lsmod shows that the snd-intel8x0 module is
> loaded.  However, when I try to load the soundcore
> module, I am informed that there is no such module. 
> So here's my question: what has changed?  Is there a
> file in a different place?  Is soundcore compiled
> right into the kernel instead of as a module?  My plan
> of action now is to un-install the alsa-lib rpm and
> just compile alsa and a new kernel myself, but before
> I do, am I overlooking something really obvious?
> 
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