why not? (for those who doesen't know, the ebuild say "does not work with 2.6")
thought I'd install them instead of using the in kernel driver, as I'm guessing the in kernel driver is older.



Yes I am also running 2.6 and ran into this problem. The way that I got around this problem was to inject alsa-drivers so that it would not try to upgrade it.I run 2.6 so haven't emerged alsa-drivers, but if I say 'emerge -up world' then it wants to emerge alsa-drives (as new rather than update). I guess this is a bug?
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emerge -i alsa-drivers-<version>
Ah, thanks! I didn't know about injecting...scootersmk wrote: Yes I am also running 2.6 and ran into this problem. The way that I got around this problem was to inject alsa-drivers so that it would not try to upgrade it.
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emerge -i alsa-drivers-<version>