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I have a dell latitude cp[somrthing] 550 or 500.  (laptop)

It has a sound device ofcourse, but I can't figure out how to find out which module to load. Some OS has a probe function, but I can't find that in my 5.3 install.

So I started trying out kldload from the first in the locate snd_ result.

That wasn't too smart, I have rebooted a few times now.

Is the a better way to do this?