Suse 10.2 Toshiba U300

But if you get the chance, please could you update you experience with 10.2 and 10.3 on the URL below re:the opensuse hardware compatibility site?
http : // en.opensuse.org/HCL/Laptops/Toshiba
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i'm sorry, but how to use this article editor? default editor is not usable.

To try and get a better indication as to your specific configuration, could you then download and run the following script on both your openSUSE:
http://bulletproof.servebeer.com/als...s/alsa-info.sh
Note - to run this script just open a konsole and type "bash alsa-info.sh".

This is a script that wishie (a sound "guru" on IRC #alsa) wrote, to gather ALSA information from the machine its run on. When run, it will post the output on pastebin.ca automatically and give you the URL where its posted.

Then if you post the URL here, our forum sound guru's can take a look at it.
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ok, a result here:
http://pastebin.ca/728826

ok, a result here:
http://pastebin.ca/728826
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OK, thanks. ....

Before we attempt anything exotic, could you please confirm you checked all the basics? ie.
a. sound turned ON in BIOS, and if this doesn't help
b. sound physically turned up if there is a sound dial .. , and if this doesn't help
c. went to YAST > HARDWARE > SOUND > other and tried volume, ... test ... etc ... , and if this doesn't help
d. went to YAST > HARDWARE > SOUND > EDIT and tried to reset up your sound , and if this doesn't help
e. opened a konsole and typed "alsaconf"

I notice you have line at 0% ... Is that correct ? Should it be higher ?

A great place to get LINUX sound specific help is on IRC chat channel #ALSA (via freenode). One can get real time suggestions there.

OK, thanks. ....

Before we attempt anything exotic, could you please confirm you checked all the basics? ie.
a. sound turned ON in BIOS, and if this doesn't help
b. sound physically turned up if there is a sound dial .. , and if this doesn't help
c. went to YAST > HARDWARE > SOUND > other and tried volume, ... test ... etc ... , and if this doesn't help
d. went to YAST > HARDWARE > SOUND > EDIT and tried to reset up your sound , and if this doesn't help
e. opened a konsole and typed "alsaconf"

I notice you have line at 0% ... Is that correct ? Should it be higher ?

A great place to get LINUX sound specific help is on IRC chat channel #ALSA (via freenode). One can get real time suggestions there.
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with my sound config above, my card work with no problem. thanks! now, i've try setup soft modem. no results....
does any know how to do it?
thanks!

Same here-- it's a Smartlink Modem you need to access through Alsa. I've made some progress in getting it to the point where wvdial detects the modem and kinternet seems to dial, but it doesn't actually do any dialling on the phone line.
I'll post any progress updates here.

Update: Modem is NOT supported- it requires new code from LSI as it is a new generation of chips, NOT Si3xxx. It is being worked on but no time projections exist...
See: http://linmodems.technion.ac.il/bigarch/ar...h/msg00915.html

Update Oldcpu: Added to HCL