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If you use a Creative Soundblaster Live or AWE sound card, auto-

matically copy SF2 sound fonts to your hard disk from the original Sound-

blaster driver CD-ROM with ‘Install Sound Fonts’. The sound fonts are

saved in the directory /usr/share/sfbank/creative/.

Enable or disable the start-up of ALSA when booting the machine with

‘Start ALSA’. For playback of MIDI ﬁles, activate ‘Start Sequencer’. This

way, the sound modules required for sequencer support are loaded along

with the ALSA modules.

The volume and conﬁguration of all sound cards installed are saved when

you click ‘Finish’. The mixer settings are saved to the ﬁle /etc/asound.

conf and the ALSA conﬁguration data is appended at the end of the ﬁle

/etc/modprobe.conf.

Conﬁguring a Sound Card

If multiple sound cards were detected, select your preferred card under

‘List of Automatically Recognized...’. Continue to ‘Setup’ with ‘Next’. If

the sound card was not automatically detected, click ‘Select from List’ and,

with ‘Next’, proceed to ‘Manual Sound Card Selection’.

Manual Sound Card Selection

If your sound card was not automatically detected, a list of sound card

drivers and models are shown from which to choose. With ‘All’, see the

entire list of supported cards.

Refer to your sound card documentation for the information required. A

reference list of sound cards supported by ALSA with their correspond-

ing sound modules is available in /usr/share/doc/packages/alsa/

cards.txt and at http://www.alsa-project.org/~goemon/. After

making your selection, click ‘Next’ to return to ‘Setup’.

2.4.11 ZFCP

To add further FCP-attached SCSI devices to the installed system, use the

YaST ZFCP module (‘Hardware’ ➝ ‘ZFCP’). Select ‘Add’ to add an addi-

tional device. Select the ‘Channel Number’ (adapter) from the list and spec-

ify both ‘WWPN’ and ‘FCP-LUN’. Finalize the setup by selecting ‘Next’

and ‘Close’. Verify that the device has been added by checking the output

of cat /proc/scsi/scsi.

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