<toresbe> can you do this?
<toresbe> lsmod | grep als4000
<tcwd> and, if I say something n00by, sorry, I'm a 4-day linux n00b
<toresbe> np, we've all been there :)
<tcwd> shows this
<tcwd> http://pastebin.ca/9371
<tcwd> Thanks ;)
<toresbe> you could just paste it here
<toresbe> that's why I took it in a msg
<tcwd> alright, just don't feel like spamming any part of Freenode.
<tcwd> last time I did it, caused lagg x_
<tcwd> x
<tcwd> anyways...
<toresbe> heh
<toresbe> okay
<toresbe> well
<toresbe> you have the sound driver for your card in.
<tcwd> hmm... but the sound doesn't seem to work.
<toresbe> sooo...
<toresbe> what are you using to play with?
<tcwd> Kaboodle
<tcwd> something like that.
<tcwd> should I try to play it from the command line? To see if that gives me any luck?
<toresbe> hmm
<toresbe> are you running KDE?
<tcwd> yeah.
<toresbe> ps aux | grep esd
<toresbe> ps aux | grep arts
<tcwd> the first command... caused a crash.
<tcwd> the second one...
<tcwd> edward 4226 0.0 2.5 10848 6424 ? S 20:18 0:02 /usr/bin/artsd -F 10 -S 4096 -s 60 -m artsmessage -c drkonqi -l 3 -f
<tcwd> root 4485 0.0 0.1 1536 484 pts/0 S+ 20:59 0:00 grep arts
<toresbe> it didn't crash
<toresbe> just didn't output anything
<toresbe> brb, stealing keys from my orphanage
<toresbe> :)
<tcwd> toresbe: It made the crash handler thing open.
<tcwd> toresbe: alright :P