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Sound for the Vaio F809K (Obsolete!)
Although the Mandrake 7.2 installation detects the right sound chip and installs the sound stuff correctly (ALSA sound driver 0.5.9c) I installed a newer version of the ALSA sound driver. Actually the original driver that is coming with Mandrake 7.2 shall work, but in never ALSA drivers there are several bug fixes. One problem I had with the original driver was that the system has crashed when the notebook was booted the first time after installation at this point when the ALSA driver was loaded. So it seems a little bit suspicious. Anyway, during the installation process you should disable the sound when you are asked for the things to do at startup. Then you should download the latest ALSA driver/lib/utils from http://www.alsa-project.org I have installed the driver version 0.5.10a and the lib/utils version 0.5.10. When you are running the configure script of the ALSA driver, start it with the option --with-cards=ymfpci so that only this driver is compiled that you really need.
After ALSA driver installation there will be another
sound script /etc/rc.d/init.d/alsasound besides the
original Mandrake script /etc/rc.d/init.d/sound. Although
the original sound script is working basically fine without
any further modifications in the system, there is a small problem
when suspending the system (e.g. apm -s).
If you want to use the suspend functionality, you must enable
alsasound instead and change your /etc/modules.conf.
My /etc/modules.conf is looking as follows:
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