Error message at bootup

got arch 0.7 and while booting after the hotplug daemon starts i get an error message like
error loading modul snd-wavefront
missing kernel or user moduel
error loading modul snd-c34342
missing kernel or user moduel
my sounds works fine (via chipset) but this error message is annyoing
any ideas how i could turn it off?

hotplug isn't perfect and sometimes trys to load modules no one needs - maybe they're for modem sound... or something else... who knows
If it's not an issue, it's best to blacklist it until you know you need it

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