Re: [LAU] emi 2 | 6: after upgrade from ubuntustudio 7.04-7.10, alsa works, but no jack

From: david <gnome@email-addr-hidden>
Date: Wed Dec 05 2007 - 11:00:06 EET

Clemens Ladisch wrote:
> david wrote:
>> Interestingly, in my machines, turning off internal sound cards in the
>> BIOS makes no difference to Linux whatsoever - Linux still finds the
>> card and installs support for it.
>>
>> Perhaps it depends on which integrated sound chip is there?
>
> Some BIOSes used with certain VIA AC'97 controllers disable the on-board
> device when another PCI sound card is found, even when the on-board
> device is enabled in the setup. For this reason, recent Linux kernels
> forcibly enable the on-board device regardless of the BIOS settings.

So how can I forcibly DISABLE the onboard device in Linux? I don't want
the silly thing at all - it's presence interferes with using the PCI
sound card.

-- 
David
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