i don't know knoppix too well, but if it worked with the previous minor revision, then why not just use that?
your user-specific configs should be saved in the home directory. i don't know if you have any configs in /etc that need...
you'd use ACPI for that stuff. but acpi is still in development, and the sleep states are experimental and could screw things up. if you intend to use sleep regularly, i'd wait until the sleep state codes becomes stable. but if you...
randy, try doing a make distclean and rerun configure. if that doesn't work, maybe try redownloading the tarball.
kmcclare, you want to use the alsactl command; it comes in the alsa utils package. use 'alsactl store' to save and...
i don't have the post-install and pre-remove lines in mine, so that's probably a distro-specific thing for saving/restoring volumes. you can probably leave those alone. but you might want to try changing the
alias sound-slot-0...
you need sound support (soundcore.o) support enabled as a module. i'd just modularize 'oss sound modules' (sound.o) and your sound card's driver as well, just to be safe. you also need to edit /etc/modules.conf to alias the oss sound...
you might not have the oss emulation set up correctly. if your alsa module is loaded, try modprobing snd-pcm-oss.
make install won't rebuild the kernel, it'll just install the alsa drivers you built. it means that it can't find the...
i haven't installed redhat in a long time, but are you sure that dd is the right command to use? the dd i'm thinking of is a low-level data copier. you shouldn't need the srpms for the installation; the raid driver is just a kernel...
