Add the module name to the bottom of the file /etc/modules and it will be loaded on boot you should either comment out or remove the old driver which more than likely will be in the file as well.Originally Posted by bobterri
I have been using MDK 9.1 for a while and just installed knoppix 3.3. The default sound driver did not work and I had no sound. I rmmod the old driver and then installed the alsa driver by modprobe snd-via82xx I now have sound, but when I reboot, the system reverts back to the default driver. How can I make the driver change permanent? I ran "update-modules" but that didn't do the trick.
Add the module name to the bottom of the file /etc/modules and it will be loaded on boot you should either comment out or remove the old driver which more than likely will be in the file as well.Originally Posted by bobterri
Thanks Stephen,
That's exactly what I needed.

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