SBLive! 128 Problems. (Again/Still)

[tgray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

After waiting some time to get over my frustration level with the 
issue, I've revisited the project of getting my sound card to work in 
Linux.  I'm running Mandrake 6.1 on a dual-boot Compaq Prosignia 
w/ 500Mhz Pentium III, 128 Mb RAM, STB nVidia based vid-card. 
My sound card is a SB Live 512.  It's an EMU10K card and should 
work with the drivers that Creative has open-sourced.

When I attempt to play any sounds not being read from an audio 
CD (as those work without any software support, duh.) all I get is a 
tone, a rather annoying tone I might add.

I get everything to work properly, I understand all the steps except 
for:

"UNLOAD ALL existing sound modules,"


Umm... how do I determine what is a sound module and what is 
not?  I've gotten a pretty big list from "modprobe -l -a" and I'm not 
sure which ones I need to unload.  I'll send the list if anyone would 
like to see it, but don't want to send something that long for the 
world to sort through.  (The world in this instance being the Klug 
people *grin*)

Thank you for any insights.  


"If you don't think life is interesting,
you're not paying enough attention." me, 1987-ish.
--Tim Gray