Am Samstag, 6. Dezember 2003 10:41 schrieb michelle: I am not sure if I can help. I believe ALSA mutes the mixer device, you have to reset it to other values.
Getting ALSA to work in particular seemed easy to me. But I suggest you refere to ALSA project page. See the soundcard matrix. In the last column installation hints for each soundcard are givien via link. As I remember all you would need is the driver tarball and alsa-lib. You don't even need utitlities. But I presume that's not what you want. If you rather think of a mixer problem, you can use the setmixer tool coming with Debian. For that case and in case your mixer is muted by default perform a apt-get install setmixer. It sets mixer device during system startup and does not mute it by default. Another source of error could be that you do not own access right to the dsp and mixer device. Usually in Debian you can do a adduser [username] audio (as root) and logout and login again. Now your user should get access to the sound devices since they belong to group audio and root. No one else can. To get sound very quick I best suggest you refering to ALSA project page. Depend on compilation time of the source you have sound access in almost 10min of time.(Be aware you need a proper kernel tree to be able to build alsa. It has to be got compiled least once) > I can't get any sound to play. I'm using sarge, with ALSA 0.96 > /proc shows 3 "sound cards" > 0 Dummy > 1 Virtual MIDI > 2 Live > > 2 is my SBLive card. However, there's no sound, perhaps because it's muted > by default? But with alsamixer all I can bring up is Dummy. So how do I get > this to work? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
