Thks, but I have no module named "snd-pcm-oss", just one named "snd-pcm", so I think it 's bad.
this is an extract of my .config :
Device driver->Sound->Alsa->oss mixer api <M> Device driver->Sound->Alsa->OSS PCM (digital audio) API <M> Device driver->Sound->Alsa->[*] OSS Sequencer API
is it enough to have a module named snd-pcm-oss ?
Thanks again, best regards
remy harel wrote:
Yet, my sound card is pretty nice configured, I'm using an SB Live! 1024 ( emu10k1 ) with alsa, loaded as a module. Sound work perfectly in all applications, dvds, mp3 etc...even the surround is perfect ( by the way, how wonderful is alsa ! ).
I'm pretty experienced with debian, but the only log I have is "/dev/[sound/]dsp no such device".
/dev/dsp is the the (old) OSS sound driver interface. If you are using ALSA drivers, then you will need to load the OSS emulation modules in order to access this device:
modprobe snd-pcm-oss
If you have this module loaded already but the file /dev/dsp does not exist, run the following command as root inside of the /dev directory:
./MAKEDEV audio
If you have the latest "alsa-base" and "udev" packages from unstable, everything should be configured for you automatically when you start up your computer.
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