Understood and not a problem. Since oss is working fine I haven't checked out alsa, but when the 2.2.17 kernel comes out I think I'll give an upgrade a try and at that point I'll switch over to alsa. One question though. As far as the kernel goes I usally just grab a tarball from kernel.org and use it. I understand the SuSE kernel may have patches I need so my question is . . . Do I need to wait for the 2.2.17 kernel to show up at SuSE or can I use the kernel.org tarball?
Michael Hasenstein wrote: This is why we've the heavily SuSE sponsored ALSA, which has mostly replaced OSS (it's the default now). There's absolutely nothing we can do about OSS, since they don't provide sources. We used it as long as we had to, while developing the opensource alternative.
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