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Go to you /usr/src/linux/drivers/audio or whatever your source tree is
for that driver.  Look at the readme file.  There is a script contained
in one that will create the actual devices.  If you have not rebuilt
your kernel to support the audio stuff, then you will have to rebuild.
Finally, if you do a dmesg, you should see some lines where your
audio inits.  If you don't have them done in the kernel though,
all is for not.

Chris

Laurent Dubertrand (laurent@ee.gatech.edu) wrote:
: I have a vibra 16 audio chipset (SB16 on motherboard).

: I have included the sound module in my "rc.modules" file. During the Linux
: boot up, I hear a distinct sound on my speakers, which makes me think my
: hardware is recognized.

: But when I try to use any sound application (eg Real Audio 3) I get various
: error messages telling me there is no audio hardware installed.

: What do I have to do?? 

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