[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jesse F. Hughes) writes:
> I think I've discovered one common feature when I have semaphore
> errors with my intel8x0 card. It seems to happen only when the
> machine has a network connection. I'm not absolutely sure about this,
> but I'm pretty su
, I think.
Is the active network connection plausibly connected to this problem?
Or am I guilty of a post hoc fallacy?
Thanks much.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jesse F. Hughes) writes:
> What happens? At boot time, sometimes the alsa modules fail to load.
> I get a message to the effect that the sound c
p manufacturer is no help at all.
Just give me any clue where to look *please*. I have run out of
ideas. I don't have any idea what the error message is supposed to
mean to me.
I'm using a 2.6.3 kernel on Slack 9.1.
Thanks much.
--
Jesse F. Hughes
"And I'm one of my own bigge
Hey ho.
I am still bumfuzzled regarding my recurrent errors with my intel8x0
card in my NEC Versa P520 laptop. As far as I know, others with the
same laptop are not experiencing these semaphore errors.
The problem is that I often lose the soundcard completely, and see
these messages in /var/log/
Jaroslav Kysela <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, Jesse F. Hughes wrote:
>
>> Am I missing something in my kernel? What's vscnprintf? I'm using
>> the 2.6.3 kernel. Surely that's recent enough?
>
> Unfortunately not. Try ALSA i
el. Surely that's recent enough?
Thanks much for any help you can provide.
--
Jesse F. Hughes
"And I'm one of my own biggest skeptics as I had *YEARS* of wrong
ideas, and attempts that failed. Worse, for some of them it took
*MONTHS* before I figured out where I screwed up." -
Hey ho.
Ever since upgrading from Slackware 9.0 to 9.1, my soundcard is flaky.
Often, when I try to send something to the card (through whatever
means), I get no sound and the program sits and waits for a response.
For instance, if I type 'aplay ', then aplay does not exit and
no sound comes out.
Hey ho.
I recently upgraded my Slackware distribution and so had to re-install
alsa (I'm using the latest stable packages, including 0.5.12
drivers). I've had problems getting things to work since.
I see that there is no /proc/asound/dev directory created after
loading all of the relevant modul
