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> compiled a kernel  and added pcm  for my ensoniq 1371 chipset card.
>
> I get a coredump when i close enlightenment.  it says something about no
> device /dev/dsp.

su to root, then type in the following:

# cd /dev
# sh MAKEDEV snd0

In addition to compiling support into the kernel, you need to make the
devices available -- those commands should do the trick.

-johnnnnn


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