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mark abrenio wrote:
> 
> i was wondering if someone can please tell me where i can find some sort
> of documentation about adding sound support in the freebsd kernal.
> 
> and a program that plays wav. and other sound formats.

a start can be found in the sources.
i'm just getting into it.  you'll probably have to recompile
a kernel with the proper devices.  checkout out the
handbook on kernel making, and LINT in the src tree.