Re: SigmaTel 9750 sound

2003-10-12 Thread Joel Konkle-Parker
Jason wrote: Just a very simple, "for starters" suggestion: have you added your user id to the group "audio"? Well, no, but I'm doing all this as root. I don't even have a module loaded for it, so that wouldn't be the answer. Thanks for the suggestion though :-) -- Joel Konkle-Parker Webma

Re: SigmaTel 9750 sound

2003-10-12 Thread Joel Konkle-Parker
Jason wrote: Just a very simple, "for starters" suggestion: have you added your user id to the group "audio"? Well, no, but I'm doing all this as root. I don't even have a module loaded for it, so that wouldn't be the answer. Thanks for the suggestion though :-) -- Joel Konkle-Parker Webmaster

Re: SigmaTel 9750 sound

2003-10-12 Thread Jason
Joel, Just a very simple, "for starters" suggestion: have you added your user id to the group "audio"? Maybe, maybe not the answer, but just a thought? Jason

Re: SigmaTel 9750 sound

2003-10-12 Thread Jason
Joel, Just a very simple, "for starters" suggestion: have you added your user id to the group "audio"? Maybe, maybe not the answer, but just a thought? Jason -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

SigmaTel 9750 sound

2003-10-11 Thread Joel Konkle-Parker
I have a Dell Inspiron 5150 with a SigmaTel 9750 AC'97 codec inside. Does anyone know how to get this working on Woody? I've tried modprobe sound, soundcore, ac97, ac97_codec, sb, sb_lib, i810, et c., and I still get a "device not found" error when I feed something into /dev/dsp. Has anyone do

SigmaTel 9750 sound

2003-10-11 Thread Joel Konkle-Parker
I have a Dell Inspiron 5150 with a SigmaTel 9750 AC'97 codec inside. Does anyone know how to get this working on Woody? I've tried modprobe sound, soundcore, ac97, ac97_codec, sb, sb_lib, i810, et c., and I still get a "device not found" error when I feed something into /dev/dsp. Has anyone don