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OK I know you are all on the edge of your seats waiting for me to fix this problem - it's done! Problem was alsa's snd_cs46xx. On my last recompile I decided to compile OSS in as well, not just the ALSA compat layer but the whole shebang. Then I rmmod'ed snd_* and modprobe'd cs46xx (the OSS module, not the ALSA one) and sound began working. lsmod revealed that a bunch of the snd_* modules had been loaded again, so I guess I basically just swapped snd_cs46xx with cs46xx. I added cs46xx to /etc/modules for good measure. Now, aside from error messages from both ALSA and aumix on startup about not being able to restore the mixer levels, sound is perfect. The mixer ends up being a non-issue because KDE seems to handle it separately. I'll add this to my list of gripes about TBSC/ALSA (I've had this problem since way before 2.6, I remember now). now 2.6 is just butta. Zack
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