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> I would like to know how I can be sure that the RedHat / OSS / other
> driver is not loaded anymore?
> 
> I have a suspision on that there might be something still, but there
> shouldn't be. I have used the cotrol-panel kernel configurator to remove
> sound and checked that alsasound is there, but I still a complaint while
> the driver starts on bootup.

Use "lsmod".  This command should show you which modules have been loaded.
If you see "sound" listed, then OSS is loaded, if not, it's not.

If you want to be certain the OSS is not being loaded, look in
/lib/modules/<kernel-version-number>/misc.  If you see a file called "sound.o",
remove it.  Once removed, it cannot be loaded under any circumstances.

Eric


