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Marc SCHAEFER wrote:

> Paul Furrer <elliott@web.de> wrote:
> > Did anybody of you configure this sound system himself and does
> > have any tips and tricks ?
>
> Give us the dmesg output pertaining to the sound system.

Hi

Thanks a lot for all your help and
suggestions.

I am finally able to hear sound !
I did it as follows:

The point is to compile the linux-
kernel with an "m" for modules in
the sound-section (for me it was not
as clearly written in the mini-HOWTO)
and install it.
Thereafter compile the ALSA-drivers
and install them, compile the ALSA-libs
and install them and compile the ALSA-
utils and install them according to the
Alsa-sound-mini-HOWTO. Thereafter, one
should not use "modprobe snd-es1938"
but "modprobe snd-esssolo1" to play
an audio-cd and in addition to the
above "modprobe snd-pcm1-oss" to play
wav- and mid-files. With the "alsamixer"
one has to set the loudness of the speakers
after the modprobe-commands ("master" and
"AuxA" for audio-cds and "master" and "pcm"
for mid- and wav-files). With the above,
the file "conf.modules" is not necesssary
at all in order to hear sound.

Kind regards
Paul