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From: Wim De Smet (kromagg_at_gmail.com)
Date: 05/12/05

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    Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 23:01:50 +0200
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    On 5/12/05, sabina <Sabina.Puljek@public.srce.hr> wrote:
    >
    > Please i need driver es 1373

    In the future, I would advise you to use a subject in your mails and
    to be a little more verbose with your question. I'm going to assume
    that you know next to nothing about your kernel configuration. Follow
    these steps:

    do uname -r. If it is 2.2.20, install a newer kernel like so:
    apt-get install kernel-image-2.4.18-1-686
    You can see all kernel images by searching for them: (handy if you
    have a different type of processor, or are not running woody)
    apt-cache search 'kernel-image'

    After that, make sure lilo is configured well (probably is), let the
    install run it, and reboot.

    Now, if you have a decent number kernel, as root run:
    modconf
    and look for the section with audio drivers. In that section, try out
    a few and you will probably find a good one for your soundcard.

    Once you have installed the driver in the kernel, install a mixer
    program like aumix, and make sure your sound is not muted.

    greets,
    Wim

    P.S.: If you are running woody, I'd suggest upgrading to sarge
    (currently still 'testing'). It's quite stable, much more featurefull
    and will be the next stable soon.
    P.P.S: soon means 'when hell freezes over'

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