Mostly, these boards use off-the shelf video and audio components, just like laptop systems.
Sheck the specs on the board to find out what chipset the audio and video are running. Chances are the video is an S3 derivative, and the audio is an ESS 1688 (I think) which is a SB clone. For that, read the docs in your kernel source files. There's explicit instructions on the settings for the hardware.
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Mostly, these boards use off-the shelf video and audio components, just like laptop systems.
Sheck the specs on the board to find out what chipset the audio and video are running. Chances are the video is an S3 derivative, and the audio is an ESS 1688 (I think) which is a SB clone. For that, read the docs in your kernel source files. There's explicit instructions on the settings for the hardware.