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I've got a vanilla 2.6.1 kernel running Debian sid, plus KDE from CVS. My sound doesn't work. I have a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz, and I have ALSA support, OSS compatibility, and CS46XX compiled into the kernel. I set my volumes to the same levels they were at when I used 2.4.22. killall artsd && cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp doesn't produce any sound, nor does anything using aRts. The card exists in /proc/asound as the only card, but I don't know enough about /proc/asound in general to diagnose much in there. So I've tarred and gzipped the directory it and put it up on Apache - anyone who knows enough is welcome to snoop around at http://files.greenfs.mine.nu/asound.tar.gz . It won't be super fast, but luckily the archive is only 954 bytes. I'd really like to have some sound, and I don't really want to go back to 2.4.x because my USB key hardlocks the system under it, and it works fine under 2.6.1. Any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA, Zack
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