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Description of problem:
My problem lies within the sound card detection piece of the installation
program.  The point in the installation where I noticed this bug is in the post
reboot configuration menus.  The system has detected a sound card, and it gives
me the option of playing a test sound.  When I click on it the first time, I get
nothing.  It asks "did you hear the sound" and I say "no".  I then try it again,
and then it works.  Both times I've tried the install I get the same experience.

I also notice this when I run the redhat-config-soundcard utility from the
command line (post install).  When I run it the first time, and select "Play
test sound", I hear nothing.  I then answer no to "did you hear the test sound".
 At that point it dumps me back to the command prompt.  If i run the command
again, it works fine.

Certainly not a critical but, but it would make things a little cleaner if it
worked the first time.

I'm running on a IBM Thinkpad T23.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
redhat-config-soundcard-1.0.6-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install the OS
2. Reboot
3. In the post reboot configuration menus, I select "play test sound" and get
nothing.
4. When presented with "did you hear the test sound", I respond with "no".
5. If I select "play test sound" again, it works.


Actual Results:  I have to click "play test sound" a couple of times to get it
to actually play the test sound.

Expected Results:  I would expect to click on "play test sound" and it works the
first time.

Additional info: