Maybe there's an easier way, but here's how I had to install on my
tecra8000:
use tecra boot disk
create filesystem.
mount filesystem.
copy the base and tecra image to the mounted filesystem (CTRL-F2 to get a
shell from the install menu---i just copied them to home)
rename from zImage-tecra (or wha
Maybe there's an easier way, but here's how I had to install on my
tecra8000:
use tecra boot disk
create filesystem.
mount filesystem.
copy the base and tecra image to the mounted filesystem (CTRL-F2 to get a
shell from the install menu---i just copied them to home)
rename from zImage-tecra (or wh
Norman, my appologies for not giving the complate info in my ealier reply.
I menad /dev/snd not /dev/nsd for starters and I had the names of the
modules inccorect (form memory).
On 21 Jun 2000, Norman Walsh wrote:
> / FB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
> | > Any thoughts? In the meantime,
Norman, my appologies for not giving the complate info in my ealier reply.
I menad /dev/snd not /dev/nsd for starters and I had the names of the
modules inccorect (form memory).
On 21 Jun 2000, Norman Walsh wrote:
> / FB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
> | > Any thoughts? In the meantime
/ FB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| > Any thoughts? In the meantime, I have a workaround using
| >
| > mpg123 -q -s "file.mp3" | aplay -m -q -
| >
| > but I'd like to have direct support so that I can use other programs
| > that drive mpg123.
| >
| You need the OSS compatible mo
/ FB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| > Any thoughts? In the meantime, I have a workaround using
| >
| > mpg123 -q -s "file.mp3" | aplay -m -q -
| >
| > but I'd like to have direct support so that I can use other programs
| > that drive mpg123.
| >
| You need the OSS compatible m
Norman Walsh wrote:
>
> Hello world,
>
> Armed with Ken Beyer's excellent summary of how to get ALSA drivers
> working on the Tecra 8100[1], I can play sounds with aplay, but other
> programs, like mpg123, complain that /dev/dsp can't be opened. I've run
> the snddevices script. I ought to be abl
Norman Walsh wrote:
>
> Hello world,
>
> Armed with Ken Beyer's excellent summary of how to get ALSA drivers
> working on the Tecra 8100[1], I can play sounds with aplay, but other
> programs, like mpg123, complain that /dev/dsp can't be opened. I've run
> the snddevices script. I ought to be ab
/ Hugo van der Merwe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| Are you running frozen, or unstable? I know unstable has an "mpg123-alsa"
| package, where mpg123 plays through alsa automatically. This may help with
| mp3's, but I suppose your problem isn't getting mpg123 to work, it is to
| get OSS co
/ Hugo van der Merwe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| Are you running frozen, or unstable? I know unstable has an "mpg123-alsa"
| package, where mpg123 plays through alsa automatically. This may help with
| mp3's, but I suppose your problem isn't getting mpg123 to work, it is to
| get OSS c
Are you running frozen, or unstable? I know unstable has an "mpg123-alsa"
package, where mpg123 plays through alsa automatically. This may help with
mp3's, but I suppose your problem isn't getting mpg123 to work, it is to
get OSS compatibility, which I can unfortunately not help you with.
What are
/ "A. Demarteau (linux rules!)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| hehe, that's not enough.
Apparently :-)
| You also need to load the alsa-modules for oss
| I think there're called als-oss and alsa-mxer
Well, I don't see anything like that, nor does grovelling through
everything in the asl
Are you running frozen, or unstable? I know unstable has an "mpg123-alsa"
package, where mpg123 plays through alsa automatically. This may help with
mp3's, but I suppose your problem isn't getting mpg123 to work, it is to
get OSS compatibility, which I can unfortunately not help you with.
What ar
/ "A. Demarteau (linux rules!)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| hehe, that's not enough.
Apparently :-)
| You also need to load the alsa-modules for oss
| I think there're called als-oss and alsa-mxer
Well, I don't see anything like that, nor does grovelling through
everything in the as
by the way, which alsa-module did you load on the tecra-box, i.e. whihc
card is in that laptop?
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Andor Demarteau
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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hehe, that's not enough.
You also need to load the alsa-modules for oss
I think there're called als-oss and alsa-mxer
I jsut shutdown the box that info is on.
alsa doesn't make use of the dsp devices by default cause they have there
own set.
You could however also use mpg123 wiht the -a /dev/nsd/de
Hello world,
Armed with Ken Beyer's excellent summary of how to get ALSA drivers
working on the Tecra 8100[1], I can play sounds with aplay, but other
programs, like mpg123, complain that /dev/dsp can't be opened. I've run
the snddevices script. I ought to be able to open dev/dsp:
hermes:~$ ls -l
by the way, which alsa-module did you load on the tecra-box, i.e. whihc
card is in that laptop?
---
Andor Demarteau
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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hehe, that's not enough.
You also need to load the alsa-modules for oss
I think there're called als-oss and alsa-mxer
I jsut shutdown the box that info is on.
alsa doesn't make use of the dsp devices by default cause they have there
own set.
You could however also use mpg123 wiht the -a /dev/nsd/d
Hello world,
Armed with Ken Beyer's excellent summary of how to get ALSA drivers
working on the Tecra 8100[1], I can play sounds with aplay, but other
programs, like mpg123, complain that /dev/dsp can't be opened. I've run
the snddevices script. I ought to be able to open dev/dsp:
hermes:~$ ls -
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