Description of problem: I am reported this on the x86_64 platform because that is where I had the problems. However, this may apply to all platforms. kudzu=1.1.54-1 policy=1.11.2-8 systems-config-soundcard=1.2.8-1 kernel=2.6.5-1.322 I got tired of fight the onboard VIA8233 sound adapter on the ASUS SK8V mobo. So I disabled the VIA8233 in the BIOS and plugged in an Ensonic Model 5880 AudioPCI adapter (supported by the snd-ens1371 driver). When I first booted up after making the change, kudzu detected the change but did not update /etc/modprobe.com. Furthermore, it did not detect the new sound adapter and update /etc/modprobe.conf with its stuff. OK, manuall edit /etc/modprobe.conf to comment out the via82xx stuff and rebot to try again. kudzu now detected no change. Running system-config-soundcard recognized the adapter but did not work ... nothing in /etc/modprobe.conf was changed. OK, using the old (commented out) stuff for the via82xx as a "pattern", I created new stuff for the ens1371 (just replaced the names). Reboot and do lsmod (yes, they are loaded). Run system-config-soundcard: success, I get sound!
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