For the benefit of others, it helps to boot another OS to debug these problems. After 2 months, I booted Win95 and it also failed to play sound, saying there wasn't a sound device. So Linux meant it when it said `No such device or address' !
I opened the case, remove the card and put it back in. Now it works fine. Go figure. Peter I wrote: > I noticed that my audio wasn't working any more (on Debian 1.3 bo). > Any hints to how to get it working again are appreciated. (Did running > 2.0.33 finally catch up to me? I don't know.) > > # bplay bplay ~/debian-mail.au > bplay: /dev/dsp: No such device or address > > # cat ~/debian-mail.au > /dev/audio > bash: /dev/audio: No such device or address > > # mtvp file.mpg > Device busy or sampling rate not supported (muting): > No such device or address > > I get the same sort of error trying to start nas (which is what I usually > use) > > bash-2.01# /etc/init.d/nas start > Starting the Network Audio System > Fatal server error: > could not create audio connection block info -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
