This appears to be related to the prepacked athlon kernel with redhat
7.2...I switched to the i686 kernel and all is well.
Kirk
kirk wrote:
>
> Just installed Redhat 7.2 and then upgraded to 2.4.9. I've used alsa
> since 2.2 something, and I've never had any problem. Anyhow, when I
> compile
Just installed Redhat 7.2 and then upgraded to 2.4.9. I've used alsa
since 2.2 something, and I've never had any problem. Anyhow, when I
compile the driver (0.5.11), I get the following toward the end:
depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.9-7/misc/snd-mixer.o
depmod: *** Unresolve
I can't find any documentation about this problem and I make some expermiment on this.
Use this trick on your own comp.
First update /etc/devfsd.conf ( see INSTALL file )
Secound update /etc/modules.devfs and add:
alias /dev/snd snd-card-0
if you use seq... add
alias /dev/sn
Do someone own a SB 64 PCI?
Do you succesfully install it?
How?
I am interested in using software such as Jazz++ and Rosegarden, but they say
"/dev/dsp does not exist", "dev/sequencer2 does not exist", "/dev/music ..."
Something to say?
Thanks
Leo
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wow fallbackt to OSS (Original Mdk Configuration) shows rear Speaker not
working anymore as they did before?
Could this be an issue of the new emu10k1 driver i installed for my SBLive?
I don't know but is the emu10k1.o module involved in ALSA? I thoght ALSA only
uses own drivers.
A big "?
Hello all,
I'm with problems in to install a card with chipset Creative!!!
I already tryed almost everything, but always I receive the error
message:
/lib/modules/2.2.19/misc/snd-card-sb16.o: init_module: Device or
resource busy
I have the follow config in /etc/modules.conf:
alias sound snd-c
Hi,
I know, ther have been several threads about getting an SBLive! to work with
4 Speakers but i've read through and found no solution, so I' try my luck
this way.
I've downloaded the latest ALSA Stuff 0.9.beta8a (driver,lib,tools,oss) and
installed.
Then i unloaded all previously loaded so
Sorry if this has already been covered, I have gone through the other
e-mails concering this, I am not sure if I have a bad card or the drivers
for this feature is not working.
I compiled and made sure everyting was turned on and the flag in asound.conf
was set to true, I can pull out the plug and
>You really should announce this on linux-audio-dev, too. But please skip
>the complaint about a "lack of good wav-editors". There is at least one
>great wave editor for linux, and that's SND!
I tried to contribute my developments to Snd, but heard nothing back
from its author. Not a "thanks", no
Rene Rebe hat gesagt: // Rene Rebe wrote:
> Because of the lack of an really good wave-editor for Linux, we decided to write a
> gtk-- based wave-editor for Linux - under the GPL.
>
> On October the 16th 2001 the vapo-ware state of GSMP ended and we released the first
> official (beta-qualtiy) s
OS: RedHat 7.0
Mainboard: SOLTEK SL-75KAV (VIA VT82C686B AC'97)
When I ./make driver-0.5.11
../include/compat_22.h:146: parse error before
`dma_addr_t'
../include/compat_22.h:146: warning: function
declaration isn't a prototype
{standard input}: Assembler messages:
{standard input
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