Generally it depends on many things, but I'll sum them up to 2 ways:. Through a repository: In this case the driver needed is available as a package already compiled in your distribution. Using the package manager (apt-get, yum, pacman.) you may install the needed one(s). Apt-get install packagename would do in Debian based distributions. The other way is downloading the sources and compiling them yourself. As it is a driver you'll need a development package for your kernel as Ignacio noted (you may get it using the repositories). Once that is installed, the most general way to install things in Linux usually involves running 3 commands in the directory the sources for the driver (in this case) are:./configure, make, and make install.
In this post we talk about sound driver of Kali Linux, which have some problems. In last post i have showed how to install Kali Linux on virtual machine, and now in this post we gonna fix problem with sound driver.Operating system starts with muted sound.
The last one is generally called with superuser privileges (either directly from the root account or through sudo, gksu or something similar). Welcome to Super User. This is really a clarification of a point in Carlisle White's answer rather than a solution to the original question. The intention is that answer posts should be used to provide self-contained solutions to the original question, with each answer substantively different from what has already been contributed.
A better way to provide this kind of information is to propose an edit to the answer you're improving. Just a heads-up that posting this as an answer might attract downvotes or it might get deleted because it doesn't meet the site's definition of an answer. – Nov 24 '17 at 23:58.
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