On Thursday 05 October 2006 18:58, Carl Hartung wrote:
Do you have another system running that other OS you can plug that card into? You might want to confirm that the add-in card didn't die first and pull down your previous mainboard with it. I know... the chance seems small... but the card not appearing at all tells me this is at least possible.
Addendum: Some other ideas to try, from my 'troubleshooting' tips folder: 1. Try deleting the file /etc/modprobe.d/sound and running 'alsaconf' or 2. Try running this sequence of commands as root: rpm -e --nodeps kdemultimedia3-mixer (provides just the mixer; no dependencies) ldconfig rcalsasound stop rm /etc/asound.state rcalsasound start alsactl store then run: alsaconf After you have your sound settings right, open up another shell, su to root and type: alsactl store ... Read man alsactl for more info. or 3. If the above don't help, please post the output of these commands: cat /proc/asound/devices cat /proc/asound/cards cat /proc/asound/version cat /proc/asound/id cat /proc/interrupts regards, Carl