On Thursday 14 October 2004 07:36, Rony wrote:
>
> And... thx for all the advices of creating deb package for JDK. But I
> was too eager to install the JDK, so I ran the self-extracting file...
> Anybody know how to uninstall it if I want to install a newer version
> later? ^_^
>
Just delete the f
Rony wrote:
> Yes, it turned out that the KMix volume is set to minimum... What a
> wierd default value...
Yes alsa defaults all sounds channels to mute. I believe the logic is
that if you set it to any other value it might be /really/ loud. For
instance if you had your speakers turned up to 100%
On Thursday 14 October 2004 12:36, Rony wrote:
> Yes, it turned out that the KMix volume is set to minimum... What a
> wierd default value...
It's not really KMix that does this but alsa. Alsa mutes all channels by
default. Can throw you off the first couple of times you install a new
system.
Hi,
>> Curt Howland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I am using kmix to watch the problem and turn the volume up, it
seems
>> to work fine and I haven't had any lock problems.
Yes, it turned out that the KMix volume is set to minimum... What a
wierd default value...
>> Fede <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
On Wednesday 13 October 2004 12:52, Robert Goley wrote:
> Here is a set of instructions on converting it to a debian archive using
> the java-package utilities. It is really easy. you just type about 2
> or three commands. Here is the URL
> http://frassle.rura.org/Directory/index?feed=806.
>
I
Here is a set of instructions on converting it to a debian archive using the java-package utilities. It is really easy. you just type about 2 or three commands. Here is the URL http://frassle.rura.org/Directory/index?feed=806.
Robert
On Tue, 2004-10-12 at 22:33, Rony wrote:
Hi,
I just
I'm running ALSA with 2.6.8, but every time I start KDE (as opposed to
just leaving myself logged in) all the volume controls are reduced to
zero. I turned on KDE sound service, no change. I am using kmix to
watch the problem and turn the volume up, it seems to work fine and I
haven't had any
To me, it sound like you're trying to play some audio file from within KDE
using some direct interface like /dev/dsp or /dev/dsp0. However, by default,
KDE enables artsd, which locks the sound card. Try `artsplay '?
I could be wrong, but this was my first thought.
Regars, Anders.
On Wednesday
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Rony wrote:
| Hi,
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| I just install KDE, first when I login as normal user, an err box
| appear stated that there's a permission problem in /dev/dsp. And I
| added my account to the audio group. This fix the problem, no err box.
| But when I try to pla
Try installing the alsa modules (search for them with synaptic or apt-get), or
better yet, if you installed Woody, try upgrading the kernel to the 2.4.27...
that is what fixed the sound for me.
Good luck!
FC
On Tuesday 12 October 2004 11:33 pm, Rony wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just install KDE, first
Hi,
I just install KDE, first when I login as normal user, an err box
appear stated that there's a permission problem in /dev/dsp. And I
added my account to the audio group. This fix the problem, no err box.
But when I try to play a mp3, no sound. What's wrong?
My second question is that I want t
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