I've just rebuilt my kernel to include USB support and now my sound card has stopped working. I've searched for the error message on the web but haven't come up with anything much.
I wasn't aware that I'd changed anything other than the USB settings (I used 'make menuconfig').
As I'm writing this from work I haven't got all the info to hand at present but I'm using the 2.4.18 kernel with ALSA 0.9.0beta12. (hmm... wonder if it would be worth seeing if there's a later release of ALSA? wonder if it would make any difference?)
My sound card is a Creative Soundblaster 128 PCI (chip show up as an Ensoniq 5880 AudioPCI) and I've been successfully using the ens1371 driver.
As a side issue my NVidia drivers also hiccupped when I rebuilt the kernel but were OK after I rebuilt the NVidia package. Should I have needed to do this or is there something else I'm not doing and should?
Sorry, I know I should be supplying a lot more info. but I'm hoping this might be a 'no brainer' type newbie error (oh look! all those bacon flavoured objects flying past the window!! :o) )
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Keith Watson keith.watson@kewill.com wrote:
I've just rebuilt my kernel to include USB support and now my sound card has
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As I'm writing this from work I haven't got all the info to hand at present but I'm using the 2.4.18 kernel with ALSA 0.9.0beta12. (hmm... wonder if it
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As a side issue my NVidia drivers also hiccupped when I rebuilt the kernel
Sounds like you disrupted the module compatibility somehow. Have you tried rebuilding the ALSA modules since you rebuilt the kernel? Do the ALSA modules (eg snd-pcm-oss) still load? If not, what error?
HTH,