Folks:
I know this has been touched upon (or even answered) before,
but I still have a problem ...
at boot up (Enigma), I get the sound server "Informational"
alert that there was a problem initializing the sound driver. Device
"/dev/dsp can't be opened (no such device)", blah, blah, blah.
I looked on the Red Hat Web site, (searched for "sound") and
found the info on running "sndconfig". Trouble is that following
instructions (to type "sndconfig" at the command line) resulted in
the message ...
"bash: sndconfig: command not found."
I did a "root" find for sndconfig and found the following
instances of the utility:
/usr/sbin/sndconfig
/usr/share/sndconfig
/sbin/sndconfig
What's the deal? This is a default install (on an IBM Thinkpad 600).
Patrick
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