Bug 75015

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Description of problem:
(cf. bug 72285)

I have a soundcard (Creative SB Live! - module emu10k1) and a USB audio device
(Philips camera - pwc module). Under workaround advice from bug 72285 (raised
for Null), I initially installed Red Hat 8.0 without the USB device plugged in.
Firstboot found the SB Live! fine and played the audio test fine.

On reboot, I plugged in the USB device and kudzu picked it up and configured it
(although noting its name as "unknown"). /etc/modules.conf had been configured
with two sound devices - sound-slot-0 pointed at the emu10k1 module and
sound-slot-1 pointed at the "audio" module. Both modules were loaded when I
checked in normal operation.

When I played an ogg file through xmms with the OSS driver, I got no sound and
the playrate shot through far too quickly. When I "rmmod"d the "audio" driver
and tried again, all worked perfectly. However, as exepected, on reboot the same
situation occurred - "audio" loaded, xmms did not play, "rmmod audio" and all
works again.

It appears that when kudzu sets the USB audio device as sound-slot-1, this is
incorrectly picked as preferential destination for sound output.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
kudzu-0.99.69-1

How reproducible:
Didn't try (only installed once :-)
However is reproduced from Null (cf. bug 72285)

Steps to Reproduce:
1. install system with SB Live!
2. attach a USB audio device and reboot, getting kudzu to set it up
3. play audio through xmms and get no sound and speedy playrate
4. rmmod audio
5. play audio through xmms again fine

Additional info:
Apologies for effectively re-bugging bug id 72285 but hopefully this is clearer
and against a full product.