Sorry about the delay on this, I am playing catch-up on my mailing lists... On Saturday 19 November 2005 07:07 am, fedora-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > The README that comes with alsa-utils > (/usr/share/doc/alsa-utils-1.0.9rf/README) > says that it contains > alsaconf - the ALSA driver configurator script > but I don't see this anywhere on my disk ? alsaconf is not distributed in the binary RPMs. As I recall, it is built by the source RPM, then deleted in building the binary RPM. Fedora's choice is to use system-config-soundcard. However, there are sound cards that alsaconf detects, that system-config-soundcard does not. I rebuilt alsa-utils locally to include alsaconf, and was able to configure a couple of older systems (Compaq AP400 desktop, Compaq Armada 7800), that system-config-soundcard did not handle. BEWARE: alsaconf does a port probe. It may hang your system, or worse!! Use at your risk. This, I belieave is why Fedora excludes it. That warning in mind, I had absolutely no problem. --rick
