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> Is there a reason for using all this non standard stuff. Can you reproduce
> the problem if you don't load ALSA (I dont think alsa is prime candidate
> here)

*smile*
Apparently, that's where you're wrong... I tried removing some
modules, until I found the one causing the trouble:

	snd-card-intel8x0

... :(


I guess it's time to check for newer version on that... :/




On another question, is there a way to find out a hardware config -
I can't switch off all individual devices in the notebook, but if I
use the prism2 driver from linux-wlan.com, I can't get the full
performance out of it - but just something like ~20kb/s throughput
in ftp  (Win2K gets more than 500kb/s)...
Some people on the linux-wlan mailing list suggested, it might be a
hardware conflict, but they couldn't give me a better idea on HOW
to locate it...
Any clue, how I could go about that?



      Benedikt

  BEAUTY, n.  The power by which a woman charms a lover and terrifies a
    husband.
			(Ambrose Bierce, The Devil's Dictionary)

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