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Old 08-17-2005
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Originally Posted by Karma
=o does fedora use alsa or is it just 'one of those redhat things'? Thinking back way back to the last time I used it, there's always at least been a redhat-specific GUI tool for soundcard autodetection, perhaps you will find it in your DE's menu under 'Configuration' or 'Settings' or another appropriately named submenu (assuming you chose to install the administration package group, iirc). To the best of my recollection, fedora still uses kudzu, have you tried running it (as root) from the cli? If it doesn't detect anything, I(or someone quicker)'ll look up the module name itself.
sorry i cant quite get what u mean, i'm a noob in linux
# 9  
Old 08-18-2005
When you install Fedora there will be an option to install Administrative Tools or Utilities or some such fodder. You can likely install the whole package group from disc 1 manually or through a redhat program on the disc, iirc. After installing these tools you should find a soundcard configuration item in your favourite desktop environment's program menu. also, fromthe command line as root, try typing 'kudzu' and hit enter.
# 10  
Old 09-04-2005
it say there's no kudzu command... i believe i already install all package from disc one but there's no such program as soundcard config. thanks
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