Re: [Alsa-user] repost

Wendy's Cable wrote: > I seem t be having a bit of a problem > alsa 0.5.12b is not installing correctly > no /proc/asound folder is created. > /dev/snd appears to point to this directory, yet there is nothing there. > debug=yes delivers no messages. > cat ./module has no snd-anything unless OSS i

[Alsa-user] repost

I seem t be having a bit of a problem alsa 0.5.12b is not installing correctly no /proc/asound folder is created. /dev/snd appears to point to this directory, yet there is nothing there. debug=yes delivers no messages. cat ./module has no snd-anything unless OSS is on. my version is Linux 2

Re: [Alsa-user] No midi routing to iiwusynth

Frank Boehme wrote: > Hi all, > Hi Frank, > > But I would like to enquire about iiwusynth because I understand > iiwusynth is better aimed to soundfonts (I know that I can use > soundfonts with timidity too). Has anybody got it working with Alsa 0.9 > and SiS7018? Roger Brown (Rosegarden deve

[Alsa-user] need help geting two cards to work

Hi alsa people i'm having a problem trying to get two cards to work. I wish to use the midi ports from my creative labs pci16 (ens1371) and the four outs from my delta 44. When used Takashi's alsaconf. it would find both my cards but would only create a modules.conf file for one of them, but not

[Alsa-user] Undefined symbols after 0.5.x -> 0.9.x

OK, I have seen this discussed here, and in the FAQ, but I've tried all the tips I can find and I'm still stuck. I had ALSA 0.5.11 running fine on kernels 2.2.19 and 2.2.20, but after after upgrading to 0.9.0rc1 I get undefined symbols. Specifically: # modprobe snd /lib/modules/2.2.20-0/misc/s

[Alsa-user] SBLive mixer -- boomy bass & rear speakers muted

Note : I figured out my problems while writing this email, but I am posting anyway in case it can help others. I recently bought Logitech Z-560 speakers and I was at first deceived by them. I am using Debian and ALSA-0.9rc1 and MP3s were playing with too much bass... Then I tried a CD. Supris

Re: [Alsa-user] Yamaha YMF744

Hallo! Kjetil Tjensvold wrote: >Very easy to resolve. >Change dir to alsa-driver and type ./snddevices > It was not that. Actually, neither the ALSA-drivers nor the kernel-drivers (2.4.16-686) have the same problem. But when running WIndows I have sound. So I think it is a more specific prob