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#372 | fixed | ALSA driver installation description incorrect for ISA cards | ||
Description |
The part describing --with-isapnp=no option should read : "If you are using an ISA PNP soundcard..." I've got a non-PNP ISA SB16 soundcard and changing the option to 'yes' causes misdetection and failure to load the card's module. To properly load the module it is required to pass the isapnp=0 module parameter. So with non-PNP cards it's safer to leave this option at 'no'. |
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#104 | duplicate | ALSA sound driver problem w SBLive! (emu10k1) | ||
Description |
Bug in BLFS: ALSA-section: I compiled alsa-driver-0.9.0rc2 for my brand-new LFS-& BLFS system with SoundBlaster Live! (emu10k1) and installed everything as mentioned in the BLFS-Book (newest version from yesterday, 23-June-2002) but executing /etc/rc.d/init.d/alsa start failed: no soundcard found. I fixed this problem by changing the lines in /etc/modules.conf from
to
everything is fine now! thanks & great work! |
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#1953 | fixed | ALSA volume restoration script can be simplified a lot | ||
Description |
Now the udev_retry bootscript is in the LFS book, and thus there is no need for the ALSA udev script to wait for /usr to appear. Instead, it should fail (i.e., exit with non-zero status) if it cannot restore the volume due to missing /usr. The udev_retry bootscript will call all failed scripts again after mounting /usr. So, this simplifies volume restoration to just one line: ACTION=="add", KERNEL=="controlC[0-9]*", RUN+="/usr/sbin/alsactl restore %n" plus rules for naming and permissions (partially in LFS). The same is true for ALSA firmware loading. |