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You might be able to simply determine what settings another distro uses 
and resolve it in that manner.

> I've found out that I'll get the laptop back soon since a 
> desktop is coming the way of that user.  So, I'd like to solve this for 
> the current user under SUSE, if I can, for their sake.  But, later I 
> could do whatever with the laptop.  Any thoughts on why removing the 
> pcmcia card would promote the nm256 driver to load properly?  I haven't 
> found any direct clues as to what is wrong from kernel docs, ALSA docs, 
> and lot's of Googling.

I'm sure it's too simple, but it sounds to me like an irq or memory 
space conflict.  Have you consulted the Emperor? ;)  You might have some 
luck using one of their kernels, and I believe they are free for the 
downloading.



-- 
Until later, Geoffrey                     Registered Linux User #108567
Building secure systems inspite of Microsoft


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