On Tuesday 20 December 2005 12:51, Marco d'Itri wrote:
> > > You should also check with udevinfo/udevtest.
> >
> > $ udevinfo -q all -n dsp
> > P: /class/sound/dsp
> > N: dsp
> > S: dsp
> So you still have NAME and SYMLINK set to "dsp".
One suspend later I'm getting
$ udevinfo -q all -n dsp
no record for 'dsp' in database.
Re-doing rmmod, modprobe I get the values from above.
Where does this information come from?
$ grep -ri dsp /etc/udev/
compat-full.rules:KERNEL=="dsp*" SYMLINK+="%k"
compat.rules:KERNEL=="dsp*" SYMLINK+="%k"
devfs.rules:KERNEL=="dsp*", NAME="sound/%k"
devfs.rules:KERNEL=="adsp*", NAME="sound/%k"
Looking at these lines I see that most lines have
KERNEL=="...", SYMLINK+="%k"
but that audio*, dsp* and mixer* are there with
KERNEL=="..." SYMLINK+="%k"
(notice the missing ",").
I entered the colons, and did my rmmod/modprobe routing, but I still get my
dsp -> dsp ;-(
> > On a "modprobe snd_pcm_oss" my pid's jump from 2969 to 2988 - so there
> > are some processes started.
> > How do I find them?
>
> Look at /etc/modprobe.d/.
$ grep -ri dsp /etc/modprobe.d/
$
Thank you for your help!
Regards,
Phil
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