unstable upgrade messed things up

I upgraded from etch to unstable and now have just a couple of issues.
Using an iBook G3.

1) Under System->Administration->Network no cards are listed, but
Network Manager works just fine. In other words I have no problem
connecting to wired or wireless networks, the cards just aren't
listed.

2) A few other items under Administration also seem to not be showing
up. Like Shared Folders, Services, Users and Groups. When I click on
Shared Folders it actually tells me that Samba or NFS needs installed,
however, I already have samba installed.

3) Sound isn't working properly either. I had the 2.6.8 kernel at one
time, where everything worked. Since the etch and now unstable upgrade
with kernel upgrades, sound initially didn't work until I added
'snd_powermac' to the modules. However, sound is still not working
properly. If I try to play a video file I get an error saying, "The
audio device is busy. Is another application using it?". I've run
alsa-config which didn't change anything. Not sure what to do.

I'm pretty new to Linux, so please be descriptive enough that I can
follow your advise.

Thanks for any help,
Bob Lounsbury


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On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 21:50:17 +0200, Bob Lounsbury wrote:

> 1) Under System->Administration->Network no cards are listed, but
> Network Manager works just fine. In other words I have no problem
> connecting to wired or wireless networks, the cards just aren't listed.

This must be a bug, cause I experience the same on both my AMD64 boxes.
You might want to report it using the "reportbug" utility.

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