At Mon, 7 Oct 2002 22:24:46 +0200,
Matthias Saou wrote:
>
> Once upon a time, Adam wrote :
>
> > On 07-Oct-02, Damien Covey wrote:
> >
> > > I've installed alsa on my Redhat 8.0 system, however when I boot the
> > > system the volume's are all set to their lowest levels and I have to
> > > manually reset them to how I like them. So, is there some way that I
> > > can set them to a certain level and have it that way each time I
> > > re-boot my system?
> >
> > Save your mixer settings to /etc/asound.state (I assume you're using
> > 0.9) with "alsactl store" (as root). Load them with "alsactl restore"
> > as part of your startup scripts.
>
> I definitely need to add that to my Red Hat Linux ALSA packages as
> currently only the main volume is saved, though the default init scripts,
> which use "aumix" and work with ALSA. Probably because of the OSS
> emulation.
alsactl can save/restore to/from any another file with -f option,
so that even non-root user can do that.
% alsactl -f ~/.alsa.state store
...
% alsactl -f ~/.alsa.state restore
Takashi
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