Re: alsa in livecd stage1: msg#00013

Subject:	Re: alsa in livecd stage1

Hi!

On Tuesday 11 October 2005 14:08, Chris Gianelloni wrote:

--<snip>--

> > ??? How did you do this? When I add alsa-utils, alsa-drivers is also
> > included.
>
> Add some 2.6 kernel sources *before* your alsa-utils.

That's what I did. gentoo-sources where in the package-list.
No success. I currently move every audio-, kde- or X-Related to stage2.

Ciao,
Andreas

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