Emmanuel Seyman wrote:
FWIW, you can install alsa-lib without installing the rest of the rpms.That's interesting.
Won't that mix-up my installation? (assuming the version of both the alsa-lib.rpm and the alsa-tarballs match)
By latest kernel, do you mean 2132 or 2129 kernel?
Sorry, 2129. I didn't know of the 2132 one... Fedora is going too fast ;)
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Install the rpms you've downloaded and follow the instructions at:
http://freshrpms.net/docs/alsa/
Ok! thank you very much for the tips.
