I use Alsa in my stage 1 and it is compiled as a module in my kernel. All that
you need to do is make sure that you have Alsa configured as a module in your
kernel config file (note: do not forget to add modules for your audio
hardware), and in your stage 1 spec file add alsa to the livecd/use: flags and
also add alsa-utils to the livecd/packages list. Also make sure that you are
NOT trying to load the alsa-driver package in your stage 1, it is one or the
other and not both. That is all there is to it.
Paul
>Hi!
>Is anyone currently using alsa in livecd-stage1? Doesn't work here,
>because Alsa requires kernel configs. So I could move them to
>ivecd-stage2, where a kernel config exists.
>Problem is, that I want to compile KDE with USE="alsa", so
>I'd have to move KDE plus all it's dependencies to stage2, which
>would be most of our livecd.
>Another way is this hack:
>http://www.tzi.de/~lippold/openca/HOWTO-OpenCA-Gentoo-BootCD.html
> (see the Tips'n'Tricks section with the chroot.sh script)
>, but I guess a fixed alsa script would be the easiest solution.
>Anyone with better ideas?
TIA,
Andreas
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