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I also removed /etc/alsa/modutils.d and /etc/alsa/dev.d from my install, 
because they seem to be screwed up remnants of udev (??) 

I started up KDE, and whammo - sound is back. 

Don't know which part of it fixed it, but at least it's working now. 

-Jay

On Sunday 16 January 2005 1:09, Jay Loden wrote:
> Wow, thanks for the informative post!  It's a laptop, so It's not easy to
> check if the card is in the slot, but it's working under Windows.  I'm
> thinking it might be some kind of kernel problem.  I *may* get annoyed
> enough to just wipe the drive and install Sarge with 2.6.10
>
> -Jay


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