If a manual test works, you can then put that command into your /opt/bootlocal.sh file and it will work automatically at bootup (assumes you use the DSL backup/restore process).I have a Compaq Armada 1520D and loaded DSL a couple of days ago. Lucky me came right to this forum and found Piccolo's suggestion. This command:
works for my old Compaq Armada 4160T (Pentium I 166 Mhz, 80 MB Ram)
But if i try to play MP3s i get only a bad Sound with interrupts. The CPU usage seems not over 60%. Is there a chane to get a better sound?
The notebook has no problems with MP3 playing in Windows NT 4.0...after fighting with my acer note lite 370 (ES1688 soundchip) i finally found a solution to get the sound working!
and it was SO STUPID SIMPLE...
i just added "alsa=es1688" as a boot-parameter in GRUBs menu.list.
i am running DSL 3.4 RC1 - and this little command does the trick: sound, just as i want it!