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- <li><em>date</em>: Tue Jan 27 20:33:04 2004</li>
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Anyway, I had the old kernel in /boot but a /lib/modules
with the new kernel tree. So, I had to boot with the rescue
system on the first CD. After this I used the gentoo
install docs to remind myself how to setup a chrooted
environment using the filesystems on the disk. I didn't
have env-update since this is SUSE and not Gentoo, so I ran
/etc/init.d/boot.ldconfig instead. I could run Yast2 and
reinstall the original kernel rpm at this point. I got back
to normal after that and went after the ALSA upgrade. I
have /boot mounting all the time now so I won't forget or
have an auto-update foul the machine up again.
Dow
Dow Hurst wrote:
> Pizza,
> Thanks for the advice! SUSE 9.0 had 0.9x version of ALSA. The
> packman.links2linux.org had 1.0.2 ALSA and ALSA-tools in SUSE rpm's. I
> configured with Yast2 after installing the rpms. In the advanced setup
> for the sound card I chose to enable and set the snd_viao hack and
> ac97_force. The module inserted into the kernel without crashing or
> locking the machine! Tested out fine on a cold reboot without locking
> up during module insertion. This is great! Thanks,
> Dow
>
>
> Stuffed Crust wrote:
>
>> On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 09:27:48AM -0500, Dow Hurst wrote:
>>
>>> I have a Dell Latitude CPt 333MHz notebook with the Neomagic 256AV/ZX
>>> sound and video chip, specifically the NM2360.
>>
>>
>>
>> I had one of these.. man was it finiky.
>>
>> I had it working with the in-kernel nm256 driver, but only on cold
>> boots. ALSA at the time locked my laptop with its nm556 driver, but I
>> believe they fixed that a little while back.
>>
>> Grab the current ALSA sources and try that; the drivers that come with
>> any distribution are out of date. :)
>>
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