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=== | ===Easy way=== | ||
Use [http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-compile.sh alsa-compile.sh] script. See "alsa-compile.sh --help" for more details: | |||
# wget -O alsa-compile.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-compile.sh | |||
# chmod 755 alsa-compile.sh | |||
# ./alsa-compile.sh --help | |||
Compile and insert new ALSA kernel modules: | |||
# ./alsa-compile.sh --driver --kmodules | |||
Compile and install new ALSA kernel modules to /lib/modules/`uname -r`/updates/alsa tree: | |||
# ./alsa-compile.sh --driver --install | |||
New modules can be removed from the /lib/modules tree with: | |||
# ./alsa-compile.sh --kmodclean | |||
===Pre-requisites for the tarball compilation=== | |||
* full kernel sources (see to distribution specific section) | |||
* gcc (C compiler) | * gcc (C compiler) | ||
* | * autoconf (only necessary if you need to use gitcompile script) | ||
==Compilation commands for the tarball compilation== | |||
# ./configure | |||
# make | |||
# make install | |||
Note: Example above will replace ALSA drivers for current kernel with drivers compiled from source. | |||
==Distribution specific== | |||
===SUSE Linux/OpenSUSE=== | |||
: install appropriate kernel-source rpm package | : install appropriate kernel-source rpm package | ||
=== | ===Fedora 11/12=== | ||
: Make sure you have the right <tt>kernel-devel</tt> package installed; probably the <tt>kernel-PAE-devel</tt> package for the kernel you are running and will be running after the next reboot. Further kernel sources are not necessary. | |||
: | ===Gentoo Linux=== | ||
: [http:// | : Run <tt>emerge media-sound/alsa-driver</tt> to get the latest stable version. <br />''Note:'' this driver is now disencouraged, Gentoo recently switched to using the in-kernel driver as its first choice! | ||
: If you want the latest sources, use <tt>emerge --oneshot =media-sound/alsa-driver-9999</tt> which will download the mercurial source tree, compile it and install it for you. | |||
: Follow the [http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml Gentoo Linux ALSA Guide] to install ALSA. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:18, 2 September 2010
Easy way
Use alsa-compile.sh script. See "alsa-compile.sh --help" for more details:
# wget -O alsa-compile.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-compile.sh # chmod 755 alsa-compile.sh # ./alsa-compile.sh --help
Compile and insert new ALSA kernel modules:
# ./alsa-compile.sh --driver --kmodules
Compile and install new ALSA kernel modules to /lib/modules/`uname -r`/updates/alsa tree:
# ./alsa-compile.sh --driver --install
New modules can be removed from the /lib/modules tree with:
# ./alsa-compile.sh --kmodclean
Pre-requisites for the tarball compilation
- full kernel sources (see to distribution specific section)
- gcc (C compiler)
- autoconf (only necessary if you need to use gitcompile script)
Compilation commands for the tarball compilation
# ./configure # make # make install
Note: Example above will replace ALSA drivers for current kernel with drivers compiled from source.
Distribution specific
SUSE Linux/OpenSUSE
- install appropriate kernel-source rpm package
Fedora 11/12
- Make sure you have the right kernel-devel package installed; probably the kernel-PAE-devel package for the kernel you are running and will be running after the next reboot. Further kernel sources are not necessary.
Gentoo Linux
- Run emerge media-sound/alsa-driver to get the latest stable version.
Note: this driver is now disencouraged, Gentoo recently switched to using the in-kernel driver as its first choice!
- If you want the latest sources, use emerge --oneshot =media-sound/alsa-driver-9999 which will download the mercurial source tree, compile it and install it for you.
- Follow the Gentoo Linux ALSA Guide to install ALSA.