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ok i just looked for the pnp thing and i couldnt find anything in the boot stuff with a name like that.
SETTING PNP:
Is important because that can be interfering the driver installation. Anyway, you would can have the correct setting by defect and not be necessary, but better check it, if is possible for you.
Can be different on your computer, in my case i must browser to:

PNP/PCI Configuration -> Resources Controlled By

And there is, the options are: manual or automatic.
I change to "manual" (if "automatic")

Also this:

PNP/PCI Configuration -> PNP OS Installed

And there is, the options are: yes or no.

I change to "NO" (if "YES")
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NEW STRATEGY TO INSTALL DRIVER:

Procedure using utility:

1) You need download a Debian utility from internet called: sndconfig. Do so:

Enable (If never was enable) APT on your DSL:
Apps >> Tools >> Enable Apt

2) Open Xterminal and write commands:

dsl@box:~$ sudo su

root@box:/home/dsl# apt-get update

3) After the process is finished, download package Debian utility

root@box:/home/dsl# apt-get sndconfig

4) Launch utility:

root@box:/home/dsl# sndconfig

Follow the instructions and automatically will do, or would do the work.
The utility play "Hello" sound sample if configuration success.
ok first i dont get how to
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Can be different on your computer, in my case i must browser to:

PNP/PCI Configuration -> Resources Controlled By


also i downloaded sndconfig thign from Here and i did apt-get and here are my results:

Code Sample
dsl@box:~$ sudo su
root@box:/home/dsl# apt-get update
Hit http://ftp.us.debian.org oldstable/main Packages
Hit http://ftp.us.debian.org oldstable/main Release
Hit http://ftp.us.debian.org oldstable/non-free Packages
Hit http://ftp.us.debian.org oldstable/non-free Release
Hit http://ftp.us.debian.org oldstable/contrib Packages
Hit http://ftp.us.debian.org oldstable/contrib Release
Reading Package Lists... Done
root@box:/home/dsl# sndconfig
bash: sndconfig: command not found
root@box:/home/dsl#
PnP:
I now know exactly how to disable PnP on your Thinkpad 600e computer from other posts on Laptops Forum.
The Thinkpad 600E has a BIOS option called "fast boot" what that really does is enable/disable PnP OS support.

1. Turn on computer, holding the F1 key until after Thinkpad logo appears to get into the BIOS menu.

2. Choose the "Config" option.

3. Turn off the "fast boot" option.

Make sure to save that changes.

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SNDCONFIG:

You have passed from step 2 to step 4 without have done step 3:

root@box:/home/dsl# apt-get sndconfig
I believe the correct syntax is:

apt-get install sndconfig
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