Hi, well, my problem goes with 2.6.24.7,
I've compiled it with the same as the previous kernel, and saw something weird before compiling: ALSA was NOT SELECTED at all (not even as a module).
So now, my card is not working properly, though even nVidia card is working fine, and I managed to solve a regression on this serie to network-manager with WICD.
My question is: What modules are left in the initramfs by default?
To get my sound back, should I compile ALSA even if the previous configuration file does not have it ticked, right?
PD: The only thing I changed, was the preempt to low latency, and the resolution timer from default 250, to 300 but those two features can't be killing sound at all as their not related...
EDIT: Ok, found those modules were on the initramfs, so now the question goes like this: How can I locate wich modules are in the initramfs so I can include them in my kernel as built-in?
I've compiled it with the same as the previous kernel, and saw something weird before compiling: ALSA was NOT SELECTED at all (not even as a module).
So now, my card is not working properly, though even nVidia card is working fine, and I managed to solve a regression on this serie to network-manager with WICD.
My question is: What modules are left in the initramfs by default?
To get my sound back, should I compile ALSA even if the previous configuration file does not have it ticked, right?
PD: The only thing I changed, was the preempt to low latency, and the resolution timer from default 250, to 300 but those two features can't be killing sound at all as their not related...
EDIT: Ok, found those modules were on the initramfs, so now the question goes like this: How can I locate wich modules are in the initramfs so I can include them in my kernel as built-in?
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