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Actually the snd-intel8x0 module is also the sound driver used for the onboard
sound on nForce based boards.

My recommendation?

cd /usr/src
ls -l
make sure that the 'linux' symlink is pointing to the kernel sources that you
want to compile a kernel for.
make menuconfig
make && make modules_install
emacs /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.4 or kernel-2.6 depending on kernel you
use. list your modules in this file. save and exit.
modules-update
move/copy your compiled kernel to /boot edit lilo/grub config appropriately.


Andrew MooJin Park wrote:
> A while back after emerging a new kernel (and not compiling), I began
> receiving the following messages repeated more than a dozen times during
> a single startup:
>
> Missing kernel or user mode driver snd-intel8x0
> Can't load module i810_audio
>
> I have an nforce board, so I have Nvidia drivers. So I don't believe
> that I need this stuff. Also, I may have emerged the 2.6 version kernel
> (did not compile it yet), but still am on 2.4.x version of kernel.
>
> Any ideas, on how to remedy this?
>
> Andrew
>
>
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