Re: Sound doesn't work with the new kernel

[Akuna <akuna@xxxxxxx>]

Hubscher Rémy a écrit :
> I am using the madwifi SVN with make and make install, I didn't know 
> an existing package :-°
ok, thanks.

:-)
> 2008/7/18 Akuna <akuna@xxxxxxx <mailto:akuna@xxxxxxx>>:
>
>     Hubscher Rémy a écrit :
>
>         I finaly recompile the kernel using the kernelsource (make &&
>         make modules_install) everything is working properly now.
>         I add to reinstall madwifi as well as NVIDiA but now it is a
>         peace of cake for me :)
>
>     Interesting... Which madwifi package do you use & how do you use
>     it? do you have to blackmail the ath5k kernel module?
>
>     (I'm having trouble with the broadcom/atheros wifi device of my
>     new laptop ;-) )
>
>     Pierrick
>
>
>         2008/7/17 jp.guillemin <jp.guillemin@xxxxxxx
>         <mailto:jp.guillemin@xxxxxxx> <mailto:jp.guillemin@xxxxxxx
>         <mailto:jp.guillemin@xxxxxxx>>>:
>
>
>            rm -rf lib/modules
>            reinstall the kernel package
>            depmod -A
>            lilo
>            reboot
>
>
>
>            BandiPat wrote:
>
>                On Thursday 17 July 2008, jp.guillemin wrote:
>                  
>
>                    strange ! at first view I can't see any reason for
>                 this problem..
>                    JP
>
>                    Hubscher Rémy wrote:
>                        
>
>                        Hello,
>
>                        This morning, I upgrade my Zenwalk, and now, it
>                     don"t have sound
>                        anymore. Could somebody help me ?
>
>                        I am using snd_hda_intel module.
>                        I get this message :
>                      
>                      http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/failed-to-open
>                        -audio-device-devdsp-no-such-device-455194/
>
>                        Thanks
>
>                        Natim
>                              
>
>                ===========
>                Did the module load with the new kernel?  The new
>             kernels seem to be    getting very skimpy on loading an
>             overabundance of modules like it use    to do.  Try a
>             "lsmod" to check?
>
>                Pat
>
>
>