Michael Leone wrote:
>
> I'm using KDE 2.2.2 w/ALSA 0.9b9, and a SBLive! Mandrake 8.1, kernel
> 2.4.14 (from kernel.org sources, not from Mandrake).
>
> ALSA compiled with
> --with-debug=full --with-sequencer=yes --with-oss=yes --with-cards=all
>
> I can get KDE to play sounds if I set it to us
Hi,
I upgraded from Mandrake kernel-2.4-13-7mdk to kernel-2.4.13-12mdk.
When I recompiled alsa0.9.0beta9, I get the following error.
checking for current directory... /usr/local/src/alsa-driver-0.9.0beta9
checking for directory with kernel source... /usr/src/linux-2.4.13
checking for kernel vers
I'm using KDE 2.2.2 w/ALSA 0.9b9, and a SBLive! Mandrake 8.1, kernel
2.4.14 (from kernel.org sources, not from Mandrake).
ALSA compiled with
--with-debug=full --with-sequencer=yes --with-oss=yes --with-cards=all
I can get KDE to play sounds if I set it to use OSS as it's Sound I/O
Method; setti
Sorry,
It has been so long since I had started from a new
machine, so I forgot all about the snddevices script.
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Hi,
I put RedHat7.2 on a new Athlon XP box.
I have a Delta 44 (ice1712) and a Sblive (emu10k1).
I compiled the 0.9.0beta9 stuff, and that went clean, but
now I'm having trouble with the mixers.
When I run amixer, I get:
amixer: Mixer attach default error: No such file or directory
Try
Michael McIntyre wrote:
>
> I was listening to MIDI files last night under both kernels. Now ALSA is
> broken again.
>
> The MIDI stuff is very tenuous and keeps going away, even though NOTHING in
> my configuration has changed. I'm trying to play a MIDI file right now, and
> nothing is happen
Mathieu Dube wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have SiS 7018 PCI Audio 4DWave(snd-card-trident) that just wont
> play sounds. I have set everything unmute(Master, PCM, PC Speaker,...)
> but when I do aplay it seems to run ok and doesnt give me
> any error message but nothing comes out...
>
> The pc sp
Darren Hammond wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I've got Red Hat 7.2 running with the MSI K7T 266 mainboard as well. I
> believe this uses the via8233 module rather than the via686a - At least, I
> found something to that effect in the archives of this list & it works for me.
>
> One thing, the via686a module
Joshua Jacobs wrote:
>
> Hi-
>
> I'm looking to get a sound card for my linux box which supports S/PDIF output
> (Toslink preferred, but coax can work too). I've done alot of research
> online, and I just can't find information about drivers supporting sound
> card's digital outputs.
>
> The h
Lindsay Haisley wrote:
>
> ALSA is an absolute BEAR to install!!
>
Only for newbies ;-]
Is their a specific reason that you need two os's? Couldn't you just
format your second HDD and mount it via /etc/fstab? Then you will have
more usable space and won't have to configure everything twice. I h
> When I use aplay file.wav, It plays it but I get no sound, and also when
> I try to open the Gnome Mixer, I get the error:
>
> 'I was unable to open your audio device,please check you have
> permission'
>
> Ive read thru the Howto and the README's,INSTALL files, but Iam still
> unable to cure
Hi,
Ive just Installed the Alsa-0.9 drivers for my SB Live 5.1 emu101k (on
RH 7.2) and everything went fine (apart from the alsa-oss-0.9.0beta9
ones, error during the 'make'), I presume I don't need these??
Ive also ran .snddevices
Ive used the following command to load the SB drivers:
/sbin/m
Hi
I've got Red Hat 7.2 running with the MSI K7T 266 mainboard as well. I
believe this uses the via8233 module rather than the via686a - At least, I
found something to that effect in the archives of this list & it works for me.
One thing, the via686a module has an snd_joystick option, as far a
Hi-
I'm looking to get a sound card for my linux box which supports S/PDIF output
(Toslink preferred, but coax can work too). I've done alot of research
online, and I just can't find information about drivers supporting sound
card's digital outputs.
The hercules Fortissimo 2 looks great (to
>
> Is there any documentation w. regard to various parameters which can be set
> in the modules.conf file which will control the various alsa modules?
the only thing i've found is to use "modinfo -p " on the module,
which will give a terse description of the options it supports.
paul
=-
ALSA is an absolute BEAR to install!!
Is there any comprehensive documentation anywhere discussing the internals
which might be useful to someone trying to solve a problem such as the
follwoing?
I have a Dell Latitude cPI laptop with 2 hard drives. Both of them have
Debian GNU/Linux unstable on
What does this have to do with Alsa?
On Jue 29 Nov 2001 13:33, you wrote:
> Dear all:
>
> Now I have a problem in installation of MySQL.
>
> I hope to install "mysql-3.23.40.tar.gz"
>
> When I run "./configure --prefix=/usr/local/mysql --with-charset=big5",
>
> it would have the c
Dear all:
Now I have a problem in
installation of MySQL.
I hope to install
"mysql-3.23.40.tar.gz"
When I run "./configure
--prefix=/usr/local/mysql --with-charset=big5",
it would have the configure
message and listed the error below:
checking for grp.h... yesch
Hi,
I have SiS 7018 PCI Audio 4DWave(snd-card-trident) that just wont
play sounds. I have set everything unmute(Master, PCM, PC Speaker,...)
but when I do aplay it seems to run ok and doesnt give me
any error message but nothing comes out...
The pc speaker works out of the sound card tho
I was listening to MIDI files last night under both kernels. Now ALSA is
broken again.
The MIDI stuff is very tenuous and keeps going away, even though NOTHING in
my configuration has changed. I'm trying to play a MIDI file right now, and
nothing is happening at all. Most perplexing, since
Mark Cooke wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Iam using RH 7.2 with the standard kernal and have succesfully managed to
> get the alsa-driver,alsa-libs,alsa-utils installed.
>
> Iam using a Yamaha Corporation YMF-724 sound card.
>
> >From what I see I presume that all the alsa drivers have installed in:
> /lib/m
Hi,
Iam using RH 7.2 with the standard kernal and have succesfully managed to
get the alsa-driver,alsa-libs,alsa-utils installed.
Iam using a Yamaha Corporation YMF-724 sound card.
>From what I see I presume that all the alsa drivers have installed in:
/lib/modules/2.4.9-13/misc
So am I correct
Try by using the envy24control utility provided with the alsa-tools package.
Le Jeudi 29 Novembre 2001 13:37, gianni a écrit :
> hi to everybody,
>
> I compiled the alsa-driver version 0.5.10b for a Delta 1010 (ice1712).
>
> I try to record a 12 channels wav file with arecord, everythings ok bu
hi to everybody,
I compiled the alsa-driver version 0.5.10b for a Delta 1010 (ice1712).
I try to record a 12 channels wav file with arecord, everythings ok but
I can't set the input gain of each channel. How can I do this?
thanks. Gianni.
p.s.: can I link the input of each channels in their o
Hi,
Don't know if this'll work, but it might be worth a shot: did you try
changing the path mentioned in the error message? I don't know C, but
it looks to me like your final error could be caused by the first
error.
HTH,
Ben
On Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 10:14:29AM +0100, Marian Grigoras wrote:
> [
Hi!
I have Creative PCI 128 CT4810 card (internally on CS4297 chipset).
I'm using ALSA 0.5.11 & kernel 2.4.12 (vendor: ALTLinux).
Driver: snd-card-cs4281.o
During PCM playback (sound event in gaim, XMMS playback using OSS emulation,
etc) i hear annoying noise (some crackling). During CD-Audio pl
Hello,
I have a MSI K7T 266 mainboard with on-board sound, reported as VIA AC97
Audio Controller.
In fact the program from RedHat finds it, but says it is not
supported and indicates that ALSA has a driver for this. And indeed ALSA
has a driver called via686a from version 0.5.9.
So I tried to in
chan george wrote:
>
> Dear developer,
> Can the cmi8738 driver have a switch to be used in order to make use of the
> oem soundcard? Because my card is not as the pci vedor id same as the
> orginal cmedia's(10b9:0111, that's different to cmedia's 13f6:0111, error
> in insmod), that is a problem
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