what kind of alsa-driver do you use?
alsa9 or alsa5 or the latest cvs-version??
if you use alsa9
at first you have to run the script 'snddevices' wich resides in your
alsa-driver-directory this makes the needed entrys in your /dev.
if you use some native oss-emulation you also have to define pcm.dsp0 in
your .asoundrc. for example my asoundrc:
pcm.ens1371 {
type hw
card 0
device 0
}
pcm_slave.rs {
pcm ens1371
rate 44100
}
pcm.dsp0 {
type rate
slave rs
}
pcm.m {
type meter
slave {
pcm ens1371
}
frequency 50
scopes {
type level
}
}
pcm_scope.level {
type level
}
pcm_scope_type.level {
lib /usr/local/lib/liblevel.so
open _snd_pcm_scope_level_open
}
pcm.ptest {
type plug
slave rs
}
ctl.mixer0 {
type hw
card 0
}
the pcm.dsp0 entry is here a rate-conversion depends on pcm_slave. this is
just for tests. you can define pcm.dsp0 as you want for example as a slave
of your main pcm, but it must be present
regards
joy
>
> 1) Although I compiled alsa-driver-0.5.11 with OSS support, I still cant
> use XMMS. It always tells me, that it was unable to open the sound
> device.
>
> 2) Similar with OMS (a DVD player): Calling oms_shell I just get a
> complaint that /dev/dsp wouldnt exist. This is not true. There is a
> device /dev/dsp. Why cant it be used by OMS. Probably this is related to
> the OSS problem.
>
> I followed the instruction contained in alsa's INSTALL file, at least I
> think so. What else is to be taken care of? I would be grateful for any
> suggestions.
>
> Boris
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