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Re: [S.u.S.E. Linux] OSS Sound ... take 2!
- From: jpcowh01@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (World Leader Pretend)
- Date: 6 Mar 1998 04:31:22 +0100
- Message-id: <6dnqma$evm$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> Dude,
>
> If you have you sound installed into your kernel, you'd have to recompile it out of you kernel...
> If it's a module and you are using kerneld to load your modules, go into... reconfig your Makefile without sound support installed and then just:
>
> bash> make modules
> bash> make modules_install
>
> I think it's in the sound howto or somewhere...
>
> I thought about using OSS for Linux and paying for the subscriptions (thinking that was the only way....) but if you have a pnp card, look at the pnp tools for linux or if there's a pnphowto follow it...
> ... plus I don't need full duplex support, etc...
>
> Jonathan
Ok, let's try this again... I don't want to come across like a idiot...
If you have sound support compiled into your kernel, then you need to reconfigure and recompile with:
bash> make menuconfig
bash> make dep; make clean
bash> make modules
bash> make modules_install
bash> make zImage
If you have sound support compiled as a module, all you need to do is edit you modules configuration file (/etc/conf.modules) and comment out ('#') the pertaining lines for your sound device.
bash> vi /etc/conf.modules
There's a man page with some information:
bash> man depmod
It mentions the /etc/conf.modules thing with general instructions... Now I don't feel so idiotic... :)
Jonathan
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