Template: alsa-base/start_oss_layer
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Would you like to load OSS compatibility modules when ALSA starts?
 Loading OSS compatibility modules when ALSA starts is useful if your
 kernel has no kmod or devfs support. Under a kernel with devfs support, 
 the standard audio device files are created at run-time when the
 ALSA driver is loaded. This means you can use audio applications which use
 the standard audio device files under a devfs kernel only when the
 driver can detect your audio device and it sucessfully works.

Template: alsa-base/force_stop_alsa_before_suspend
Type: select
_Choices: forcibly-unload-driver, stop-procs, none
_Default: none
_Description: Stop ALSA drivers forcibly before suspend?
 With some chipsets, the kernel may hang after your machine is resumed by
 Advanced Power Management (APM).
 .
 If this feature is enabled, the Debian ALSA system will unload the driver
 before suspending the machine, in order to prevent that kernel hanging. If
 you don't suspend your laptop, or your laptop doesn't hang after resuming,
 then you don't need to force stop.
 .
 Note: If you want to use this feature, you need to install the apmd package.

Template: alsa-base/alsactl_store_on_shutdown
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Save mixer settings across reboots?
 Should the ALSA init script store your mixer settings on shutdown? This 
 option is for people who change their mixer settings, and want to keep their
 changes across reboots. If enabled, the init script will run "alsactl store"
 on shutdown.

Template: alsa-base/current_card
Type: select
_Choices: done, ${alsa_modules}
_Default: done
_Description: What driver-modules do your cards use?
 You are currently configuring ALSA's boot script. Select those
 driver-modules you want loaded at boot-time.
 .
 You have selected "${alsa_cards}" so far.
 .
 When you are finished selecting driver-modules to load, select "done".

Template: alsa-base/card_list
Type: string
Default: done
_Description: This is a dummy question.
 This question is merely a placeholder, and is not meant to be asked.

