Hello. There are two style corrections. first is installed already. In case you have a USB sound card, <c>lsusb</c> from <c>sys-apps/usbutils</c> <e>might</e> be of help. For ISA cards, try using <c>sys-apps/isapnptools</c>. Also, the following pages <e>may</e> help users -with ISA based sound cards. +with ISA based sound cards: and second (there is no first way, see the previous paragraph): <p> -Another way to configure your sound card is to run <c>alsaconf</c>. Just type -<c>alsaconf</c> in a shell as root. +To configure your sound card just type <c>alsaconf</c> in a shell as root. </p> This removes dropdown menu as that page does not have it: @@ -217,10 +217,10 @@ We now know that the sound card on the machine is a Sound Blaster Live! and the card manufacturer is Creative Labs. Head over to the <uri link="http://bugtrack.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main">ALSA -Soundcard Matrix</uri> page and select Creative Labs from the drop down menu. -You will be taken to the Creative Labs matrix page where you can see that the SB -Live! uses the <c>emu10k1</c> module. That is the information we need for now. -If you are interested in detailed information, you can click on the link next to +Soundcard Matrix</uri> page and select Creative Labs from the list. You will +be taken to the Creative Labs matrix page where you can see that the SB Live! +uses the <c>emu10k1</c> module. That is the information we need for now. If +you are interested in detailed information, you can click on the link next to the "Details" and that will take you to the <c>emu10k1</c> specific page. Other changes are hanging or double spaces.
Created attachment 118803 [details, diff] patch to fix the issues.
Fixed in CVS, thanks for the patch.
