phillip Neumann hat gesagt: // phillip Neumann wrote:
>
> I have my soundcard configured as a module. When i start X, with E, all
> the sound go good. If i want to here the time, i put saytime in a term
> and linux said:
>
> opening /dev/audio: Device or resource busy
>
> even if i stop using E with sound.I cant dis-module it:
>
> --> rmmod sound
> rmmod: sound: Device or resource busy
>
> I have try to exit X.
> But i can play cd.
>
> After using E (with sound), should i restart my system every time to
> play with programs that use /dev/audio ?? (How can i fix this?)
>
>
> I have seen, audio software for win95 is getting very, very good. But i
> have some troubles to find good sound application for linux. Where can i
> start to search for it??
The source of your problem might be the enlightenment sound daemon "esd". I
have found that esd - which gets started with E - does not stop after one ends
an X-session. Look for an esd-process with
$ ps aux | grep esd
and try killing esd and see if the audio device is still busy.
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