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I can't seem to get my Audigy2 soundblaster card to work in Debian. 1) It works fine when I boot to my Koppix CD so I know it works in ...
  1. 02-01-2006 #1
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    Question Soundblaster Problems

    I can't seem to get my Audigy2 soundblaster card to work in Debian.
    1) It works fine when I boot to my Koppix CD so I know it works in Linux
    2) I have alsa loaded and when I try to configure I get sound card not supported.
    3) I have done apt-get update and assume I have the latest verison of Debian.

    What is the command to check my verison of Debian?
    What can I do to get my soundblaster card to work? If the verison is upto date then what can I do to get the latest verison of ALSA?

    thanks Elong
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  2. 02-01-2006 #2
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    Not sure from what you posted, but have you run the following as root, yet?

    alsaconf
    alsamixer
    alsactl store
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  3. 02-01-2006 #3
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    I get soundcard not found when I run alsaconf, so... what the point in running the rest?
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    No point in it at all, but I didn't know you had run any of it. That's why I asked.
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  5. 02-01-2006 #5
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    Thanks for reply.
    I must not have alsa configured? when I run checkmod I get no module found? How do I load ALSA?
    Sorry fo the lack of terms, I'm sure I've got things confused here? Just trying to figure this Linux stuff out. thanks
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