Aargh, I was blind, blind and blind once more. I'm sorry for
disturbing with that...
many thanks
Jan
2013/10/10 Clemens Ladisch :
> Jan Pohanka wrote:
>> > > card ordering is clearly described for example here
>> > > [http://alsa.opensrc.org/MultipleCards].
>> >
>> > So you wish that that web pag
Jan Pohanka wrote:
> > > card ordering is clearly described for example here
> > > [http://alsa.opensrc.org/MultipleCards].
> >
> > So you wish that that web page had a section named "I have all my stuff
> > statically compiled into the kernel"?
>
> It could be said so. I'm just searching for solut
Hi Clemens,
> So you wish that that web page had a section named "I have all my stuff
> statically compiled into the kernel"?
It could be said so. I'm just searching for solution in such case. As
far as I know modprobe.d won't work here. I just got an idea that I can
pass the parameter as a pa
Jan Pohanka wrote:
> card ordering is clearly described for example here
> [http://alsa.opensrc.org/MultipleCards]. Solution with modprobe.d
> scripts and slots works fine on my PC with Ubuntu, but I need to do the
> same also on a small embedded system with busybox which I'm developing
> on. I nee
Dear all,
card ordering is clearly described for example here
[http://alsa.opensrc.org/MultipleCards]. Solution with modprobe.d
scripts and slots works fine on my PC with Ubuntu, but I need to do the
same also on a small embedded system with busybox which I'm developing
on. I need to avoid usi
Dolevo wrote:
> Clemens Ladisch googlemail.com> writes:
>> The silence threshold must be less than the buffer size; other values
>> would not make sense.
>>
>> Why are you trying to set the silence threshold to the boundary value?
>
> I have been assigned to a work which has already been developed