Conrado Badenas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Kirston Akos wrote: > > You have to compile the kernel with /dev/audio enabled. > > Or you have to chmod your device. > > The devices /dev/mixer and /dev/mixer1 are both owned by root.audio and > I belong to group audio (I belong to groups users, audio, disk, cdrom, > and floppy). Both devices are chmod'ed crw-rw----. > > Now I can see a message in xconsole each time I type xmix: "modprobe: > can't locate module char-major-14". What does it mean?
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