OSS emul in ALSA: no full duplex support?

Hi, Under OSS, if I want to open a sound device (/dev/dsp) for both capture and playback at the same time (full duplex), I can specify O_RDWR mode in the open call mode parameter. Under ALSA/OSS emulation, I can only use O_WRONLY (playback) for mode. Can someone please tell me why is it happe

Re: /dev/dsp

# lsmod Module Size Used byNot tainted rtc 1792 0 (autoclean) After seeing your previous post, I'm not sure I *want* alsa installed. I'd rather not be the one to find out whether it does the same thing on a G4. :) Thanks for any help you can offer

Re: /dev/dsp

What's the lsmod output looks like? Do you have ALSA installed? I've been going to the whole mambo of mucking around with sound last night (see previous post), so maybe I can help. LdS Thomas Peri wrote: I've just installed woody new-powermac on my G4, and most things are working nicely. I'm

ALSA on iBook

Hi, Has anyone else on this list blown their iBook (2002) internal speakers, just by moving the alsaplayer slider above 1% (yes, one percent.) This happens only with -o alsa (not -o oss) btw. My machine is going to repair next week, and I just wanted to warn you about this in case you are muc

/dev/dsp

I've just installed woody new-powermac on my G4, and most things are working nicely. I'm stuck on getting sound to work, though. Upon login to KDE, I was told that permission had been denied for /dev/dsp. I happily ignored it for the time being, and installed fluxbox, since I don't really ca

Re: Problem with goats, gnome, enlightenment

On Fri, 2002-04-05 at 01:56, jonas bandi wrote: > > I installed goats on my titanium with gnome and enlightenment. That > caused the following problem: > > When I log in a second panel wants to start. Gnome asks if I realy want > to do that (I answer no). > An additional goats-icon gets added

Re: Xfree 4.1 configuration.

On Sat, 2002-04-06 at 14:58, Paolo Redaelli wrote: > After almost 2 year of peaceful living with Xfree 4.0 on my iBook > Firewire I tried to switch to 4.1. > I've spent 2 days trying all the suggestions you wrote here since X 4.1 > come around. No results. 8-/ > > I've compiled kernel 2.4.19-pre4-

Re: Look for RAM DIMMS for PowerMac 8500

Benjamin Herrenschmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm looking for some RAM DIMMS that fit into my old PowerMac 8500 > (I want to revive it in order to fix MESH & MACE issues along with > trying to maintain BootX at least a bit ;) Great! I use BootX so maintaining it would be appreciated. > T

Re: Look for RAM DIMMS for PowerMac 8500

Ben, If you are looking to purchase RAM for an 8500, I found 2 places that still sell the DIMMS at decent rates. They are: http://www.datamem.com/macdimm.asp http://eshop.macsales.com/Catalog_Page.cfm?Parent=22&Title=DIMMS%20%28EDO%20too%29&Template= That being said, I think I have ab

Re: Xfree 4.1 configuration.

Il sab, 2002-04-06 alle 14:58, Paolo Redaelli ha scritto: > After almost 2 year of peaceful living with Xfree 4.0 on my iBook [...] > 10x a lot... Well, I forgot to tell you that using xserver-xfree_4.0.3-4_powerpc.deb with the options usefbdev off and programfpregs off works perfectly All the

Xfree 4.1 configuration.

After almost 2 year of peaceful living with Xfree 4.0 on my iBook Firewire I tried to switch to 4.1. I've spent 2 days trying all the suggestions you wrote here since X 4.1 come around. No results. 8-/ I've compiled kernel 2.4.19-pre4-ben0 with aty128fb and r128 support built-in, and using the lat

Earn 40% per month - every month!

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Look for RAM DIMMS for PowerMac 8500

Hi folks ! I'm looking for some RAM DIMMS that fit into my old PowerMac 8500 (I want to revive it in order to fix MESH & MACE issues along with trying to maintain BootX at least a bit ;) Those can handle 168 pins 5V EDO or FPM DIMMS. Unfortunately, it seems that those old things got very expensiv

Re: Problems setting time on iBook2

>My experience is pretty much the same. linux works fine if RTC is set >to UTC (verifiable), and is pretty much off (up to 8 hours instead of >my current UTC-diff of 5 hours) if used in mac os x 'mode'. mac os x >time, however, is off by 5 hours from utc if the iBook is used in >linux 'mode'. > >Th

Booting an IBM E20

Hello all, I can't find any pointers, so I'm writting in here. I just rescued an IBM RS/6000 E20 7024 (with 384 MB RAM, 4 SCSI HD, DDS TAPE, CDROM, IN board SCSI NCR53c825 and additionnal SCSI NCR53c825 contr) from crushing. When I boot it with debian PReP images (TFTP), It hangs after the inte