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Open a root console and check to see if the sound module is in use with the command lsmod then try sndconfig to run the sound configuration utility. Also if you are booting from CD try the alsa cheat code if it a version 2003-04-15 or after if from HD then /etc/init.d/alsa-autoconfig .
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