On Wednesday 10 September 2003 06.20, Alex Malinovich wrote: > Sorry, but I accidentally deleted your previous reply. As it wasn't on > list, I'm also taking the opportunity to put us back on-list with the > discussion. > > If OSS is working but ALSA isn't, that's a problem. OSS should not be > working at all, except through the ALSA-provided OSS compatibility > support. If OSS is functioning independently, you need to unload the > kernel modules for OSS. > > i.e. modprobe -r emu10k1 > > After that, you'll want to make sure that you have the appropriate ALSA > drivers loaded: > > modprobe snd-emu10k1 > > If after this you still get a device not found error, you'll need to > check that you have ALSA set up correctly for whatever it is that you > happen to be using it for. As an example, in my ALSA plugin for XMMS, I > have the following: > > Audio device: EMU10K1 > > Mixer card: 0 > > Mixer device PCM > > If you don't want to use ALSA and would prefer to stick with OSS, you'll > need to wait for someone else to reply as I haven't used OSS in well > over a year now.
Thanx, it worked. Now I have a newbie question: When I restarted the computer, I had to redo this modprobe thing. How do I make it permanent. Also, I need a config file for alsamixer as it has way too much settings to try them all out (did that once, don't want to try again). The settings arte preferably for a 5.1 speaker sytem. Thanx for the help. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
