Kent West wrote:
> I did not see the entries you mentioned. So I put those entries that you
> mentioned
> in, and commented out the "soundcore" entry already in the file. Then I did a
> "rmmod
> es1371" and "rmmod soundcore", then did "insmod sound" and got a message that
> the
> sound module w
Jon Hughes wrote:
> has anyone managed to get a SB PCI 128 to work? any
> help would be appreciated, thanks
PCI 128 cards come in various types. I used a Gateway
OEM version which has an es1373 on it. The es1371
driver works. You might have to use the es1370 driver
depending on what's on your ca
e reports frequently
"Mixer: Can't write to audio device: Resource temporarily unavailable".
This happens on my SB Live system but also on a different
machine with a different sound card, so I believe it's not
a problem with the SB Live. I haven't solved it so far.
Ian Stirling
er machine with a different sound card.
I used to run Maelstrom successfully on Redhat 4.1
( 2.0.x ) kernel, and I think the problem started
when I switched to slink. Has anyone seen this
problem and solved it?
Ian Stirling
what I expected from Tom and Nat, pillars of the Perl
community." - Jon Orwant, editor of The Perl Journal.
Try bn.com as well as Amazon: their prices vary.
Ian Stirling
aphro wrote:
>
> can anyone reccomend a good book so i can start the task of learning perl
> ? :)
>
> sa
For the archives just in case anyone else is
ever interested in compiling 'mix' and 'ceres'
and others, the audio header files and libraries
are in a package called 'tichstuff' and they
are included in 'ceres'.
Ian Stirling
hat's how I compiled the Creative
source code. Some of the the required header files for
compiling 'mix' are not there though.
Ian Stirling
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> Ian Stirling wrote:
> > I just compiled the emu10k1-11161999 from Creative
> > and have a working Soundblaster Live. I installed
> > 'mixviews' using dselect successfully but what and
> > where is the programme?
>
> mxv
Thank
for the missing definitions in headers
that are on my system, slink with a 2.2.12 kernel.
I've looked for the missing files using 'find'
in /usr/include and /usr/src/linux/include.
This fragmentation across linux distributions does
no good to making linux a household choice instead
of Windows.
Ian Stirling
ake it, remove some plugins, and then tack their name on
> it (`Corel gimp'??).
>
> Eric
They are entitled to if it's gpl software but it would
be rude and inconsiderate. What about 'debian-gimp-lite'?
Ian Stirling
really don't like that,
> you're free to go download the sources and compile them for yourself.
I realize that Brad. Debian should rename 'the gimp' to
'debian gimp' when they take the legitimate liberty of
modifying gpl software. And I did that: I fetched the
pristine gimp from the gimp site.
Ian Stirling
I like Debian's approach to distributing only gnu free
software. But taking out gif support in the gimp is
going too far IMHO. I prefer that the gimp is not
distributed with Debian if Debian can't leave
the gimp package intact.
Ian Stirling
erasmo perez wrote:
> how can i get my sound working?
Try adding the following to /etc/conf.modules
alias sound module_name
alias char-major-14 module_name
changing module_name to whatever module you have
compiled for the card.
Ian Stirling
ng to
/etc.conf.modules
alias sound es1371
alias char-major-14 es1371
That's all I had to do. I'm on a slink system with
2.2.12.
Ian Stirling
that it was
something
like libg++-2.7 that is missing.
Any help with either of these problems will be gratefully received.
Regards
Ian
Ian Stirling
Hursley Mid-range and Distributed Systems
MP100, IBM UK Labs, Winchester, England, SO21 2JN
Tel: Ext: + 44 1962 818146 Int: 248146
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