prefix "padsp"
Kino still requires /dev/dsp so you would launch it using padsp kino
Works a charm. Ric
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from what I understand, using alsa-oss would be better than using the
OSS emulation module, partircularly if one is to use sound plug-ins?
https://packages.debian.org/stretch/alsa-oss
On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 03:10:24PM -0500, Martin McCormick wrote:
> The software I wrote doesn't predate oss but some
> documentation I red years ago that probably does predate oss was
> what I used to wrige some C routines that send and receive sound
> plus use ioctl to s
Greg Wooledge writes:
> /dev/dsp is part of the legacy OSS (Open Sound System) interface. If
> you play audio using only ALSA, or ALSA + Pulse, you do not need this
> older interface.
>
> If your software requires the /dev/dsp interface (because it predates
> ALSA), you can t
On Thu, Aug 30, 2018 at 12:14:57PM -0500, Martin McCormick wrote:
> After successfully installing stretch on a system, there
> was no /dev/dsp. I needed to play some mp3 files and so
> installed mplayer. [...]
/dev/dsp is part of the legacy OSS (Open Sound System) interface. If
After successfully installing stretch on a system, there
was no /dev/dsp. I needed to play some mp3 files and so
installed mplayer. The mp3's played and I also discovered
/dev/dsp for the on-board sound chip and /dev/dsp1 for a USB card
which began to work when used with an applicat
I was using audio samples from a radio and a named pipe
open for reading to get them in to the ring buffer. The ring
buffer code was old code which works but I snatched defeat from
the jaws of victory by using the read command instead of fread.
The read command gets text strings while fread
I haven't fixed it yet but I discovered that on the
Debian 7 system, a recompile of the working version of the code
now produces a non-working version with the same problem as that
of Debian 8. Everything seems to compile as before but the new
target produces no output on /de
The system with the problem is running Debian GNU/Linux 8
and I am trying to run a program I wrote that works as it should
in Debian GNU/Linux 7.
The program sends audio to /dev/dsp or /dev/dsp# if the
card is other than card 0 and it works correctly.
On the Debian 8
e using the third-party (IIRC,
> partially proprietary) OSS drivers (and you would know it), then you are
> using ALSA and /dev/dsp is almost completely useless.
>
> Other Libre operating systems still use the OSS API.
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using ALSA and /dev/dsp is almost completely useless.
Other Libre operating systems still use the OSS API.
> I have written
> some experimental programs that play and record sound using
> /dev/dsp and they work. Obviously, ther
What replaces the standard sound device? I have written
some experimental programs that play and record sound using
/dev/dsp and they work. Obviously, there is a lot of bad design
in the world that works and I hear the discussion that says that
/dev/dsp is out-dated so what is considered
e upgrade, I am able to get sound in my browser, I can play
> > MP3 files, but I can't record and can't play wav: $ mpg321
> > radio.mp3(works fine) $ bplay radio.wavbplay: /dev/dsp: No such file
> > or directory$ I am not sure how to debug this one. I tried loading
>
can play
MP3 files, but I can't record and can't play wav: $ mpg321
radio.mp3(works fine) $ bplay radio.wavbplay: /dev/dsp: No such file
or directory$ I am not sure how to debug this one. I tried loading
the oss-compat package, and that hasn't changed things either. What
could have
#x27;t record and can't play wav: $ mpg321
> radio.mp3(works fine) $ bplay radio.wavbplay: /dev/dsp: No such file
> or directory$ I am not sure how to debug this one. I tried loading
> the oss-compat package, and that hasn't changed things either. What
> could have happened in the
mp3(works fine)
> $ bplay radio.wavbplay: /dev/dsp: No such file or directory$
> I am not sure how to debug this one. I tried loading the oss-compat package,
> and that hasn't changed things either. What could have happened in the
> Squeeze->Whe
o.wavbplay: /dev/dsp: No such file or directory$
I am not sure how to debug this one. I tried loading the oss-compat package,
and that hasn't changed things either. What could have happened in the
Squeeze->Wheezy upgrade to get rid of /dev/dsp?
Here is a rough "translation" of his message:
/dev/dsp often disappear and is replaced (or accompanied) by /dev/dsp1 (or
2) but when there is no /dev/dsp he can not use skype (or have sound on
youtube).
The command "alsa force-rel
On Sun, 2013-04-28 at 13:49 +0400, effemer...@gmail.com wrote:
> Bonjour,
Bonjour,
>
> ...et est remplacé (ou est accompagné par) par /dev/dsp1...ou 2.
>
> Bref qd j'ai pas /dev/dsp je peux pas me servir de skype (ou j'ai pas
> le son sur youtube etc...)
>
>
Bonjour,
...et est remplacé (ou est accompagné par) par /dev/dsp1...ou 2.
Bref qd j'ai pas /dev/dsp je peux pas me servir de skype (ou j'ai pas
le son sur youtube etc...)
Un alsa force-reload résout le pb (ça rétablit /dev/dsp) mais bon pas
franchement pratique.
Une recette mir
Bonjour,
...et est remplacé (ou est accompagné par) par /dev/dsp1...ou 2.
Bref qd j'ai pas /dev/dsp je peux pas me servir de skype (ou j'ai pas
le son sur youtube etc...)
Un alsa force-reload résout le pb (ça rétablit /dev/dsp) mais bon pas
franchement pratique.
Une recette mir
stall oss_compat
Ack!!! that should be
sudo apt-get install oss-compat
> and it created /dev/dsp, and snd and gnusound now
> make a sound.
>
> Sorry for the false alarm.
Still of course sorry for the false alarm, and the false followup :(,
but this time i did a copy/paste so the
ok, so i was much too quick on the draw in posting this problem.
There's a sound faq for debian
http://wiki.debian.org/SoundFAQ
which advises installing the package oss_compat.
I did
sudo apt-get install oss_compat
and it created /dev/dsp, and snd and gnusound now
make a sound.
Sorr
rom some software without
any issues.)
All of these come from
sudo apt-get install PACKAGE_NAME
I believe that gnusound and snd fail because they are
trying to use /dev/dsp, which does not exist on my system.
Now . . . it seems like /dev/dsp would or should be created
for any package which
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is some easy alternative Alsa devices for
/dev/dsp.
The reason I'm asking is that the flash-player in my web browser always
blocks others to access /dev/dsp. One simple example,
$ cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dsp
bash: /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy
On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 10:53:37 +0100, Michael Renner wrote:
> I'm looking for a function generator for the soundcard. It should
> generate sine, square and triangle.
Take a look at sox. Eg, the following from 'man sox',
,-
| synth [-j KEY] [-n] [len [off [ph [p1 [p2 [p3]] {[type] [combine]
Moin,
I'm looking for a function generator for the soundcard. It should generate
sine, square and triangle.
Maybe modulate and sweep.
I'm also looking for a oscilloscope software for the souncard.
Any hint?
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Sven Joachim writes:
> Load the snd_pcm_oss kernel module. The easiest way to do this
> automatically is to install the oss-compat package.
It works like a charm. Thank you!
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d mpg123 all work but there is no
> /dev/dsp device.
>
> I need it for some voice-grade applications I wrote and
> for general experimentation.
>
> A google search turned up more folks whose applications
> such as skype wouldn't run for lack of /dev/ds
I installed Lenny from the latest CD image and things are mostly
fantastic. I have never had so much stuff just work right from
the start. The CS3246 on-board sound chip came right up. amixer
and aplay as well as mplayer and mpg123 all work but there is no
/dev/dsp device.
I need it for
On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 12:01:30 -0300, Eduardo M KALINOWSKI wrote:
>> How can I get the /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer, /dev/audio, etc devices back?
> I'd guess you need oss-compat.
Bingo!!! Thanks a lot!
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T o n g wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Having removed some "useless" packages, my /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer devices
> do not exist any more. Alsa and my mp3 player is working fine though.
>
> How can I get the /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer, /dev/audio, etc devices back?
>
I'd guess y
Hi,
Having removed some "useless" packages, my /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer devices
do not exist any more. Alsa and my mp3 player is working fine though.
How can I get the /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer, /dev/audio, etc devices back?
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> On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 17:35:38 -0400, J X. Evans wrote:
> > Hotplug is purged. Although there are hotplug files that seemed to
> have
> > come with the kernel and/or udev.
> >
> > I'm not sure which release notes you are referring to.
>
> http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/releasenotes
>
>
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On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 17:35:38 -0400, J X. Evans wrote:
> Hotplug is purged. Although there are hotplug files that seemed to have
> come with the kernel and/or udev.
>
> I'm not sure which release notes you are referring to.
http://www.debian.org/releases/stabl
PowerPC kernel, and can't find
> anything in the APT logs about software changes which might have
> affected this.
>
> At startup, pbbuttonsd complains that it can't find /dev/mixer, and aRts
> complains it can't find /dev/dsp (in both cases, ls -l can't fi
might have
affected this.
At startup, pbbuttonsd complains that it can't find /dev/mixer, and
aRts complains it can't find /dev/dsp (in both cases, ls -l can't find
them either). Similarly, "amixer info" says it is unable to find any
devices. Nothing in KInfoCenter, ls
> How can lsof give no output when /dev/dsp is "locked"? How can I find
> what process uses my soundcard if not with lsof?
>
> computer:/home/tommy# esd
> /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy
> computer:/home/tommy# lsof|grep /dev/dsp
> computer:/home/tommy#
I ha
On Saturday 15 December 2007 10:42:09 am Thomas Anderson wrote:
> How can lsof give no output when /dev/dsp is "locked"? How can
> I find what process uses my soundcard if not with lsof?
>
> computer:/home/tommy# esd
> /dev/dsp: Device or resource busy
> computer:/ho
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
How can lsof give no output when /dev/dsp is "locked"? How can I find
what process uses my soundcard if not with lsof?
computer:/home/tommy# esd
/dev/dsp: Device or resource busy
computer:/home/tommy# lsof|grep /dev/dsp
computer:/
> Can anyone tell me how to get audio input without disbling the rest of
> > > > the sound system? ?That's what I thought I needed /dev/dsp for. I need
> > > > to rip cassette tapes of church services to post on the church web
> > > > site.
> &g
> > the sound system? ?That's what I thought I needed /dev/dsp for. I need
> > > to rip cassette tapes of church services to post on the church web
> > > site.
> >
> > Maybe with alsaconf (as root) and then look for mute channels with
> > alsamixer.
>
On Mon, Jan 01, 2007 at 04:45:25AM +0100, Benjam? Villoslada wrote:
> El Diumenge 31 Desembre 2006 23:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] va escriure:
> > Can anyone tell me how to get audio input without disbling the rest of
> > the sound system? ?That's what I thought I needed /dev/dsp fo
El Dilluns 01 Gener 2007 20:43, Sven Arvidsson va escriure:
> It seems the current stable release of Audacity doesn't support ALSA by
> default, but there are workarounds.
> http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=LinuxIssues#OSS_vs_ALSA
Thanks again, is a good objective to get OSS free :)
On Mon, 2007-01-01 at 04:44 +0100, Benjamí Villoslada wrote:
> Ok, thanks! And Audacity, can works with ALSA?
It seems the current stable release of Audacity doesn't support ALSA by
default, but there are workarounds.
http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=LinuxIssues#OSS_vs_ALSA
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El Diumenge 31 Desembre 2006 23:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] va escriure:
> Can anyone tell me how to get audio input without disbling the rest of
> the sound system? That's what I thought I needed /dev/dsp for. I need
> to rip cassette tapes of church services to post on the church we
El Diumenge 31 Desembre 2006 12:01, Sven Arvidsson va escriure:
> > Right, but maybe some another programs need /dev/dsp ... such as mpg123?
>
> mpg123 can use alsa, see the -o option.
Ok, thanks! And Audacity, can works with ALSA?
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empty (no idea about the reason) I've
added include /etc/modprobe.d and now the system loads oss modules on boot:
$ cat /etc/modprobe.conf
include /etc/modprobe.d
I did this on my sarge system (which also didn't have a /dev/dsp) and
one appeared. I could cat from it, and cat /dev/ura
dea about the reason) I've
> added include /etc/modprobe.d and now the system loads oss modules on boot:
>
> $ cat /etc/modprobe.conf
> include /etc/modprobe.d
I did this on my sarge system (which also didn't have a /dev/dsp) and
one appeared. I could cat from it, and
On Sun, 2006-12-31 at 05:06 +0100, Benjamí Villoslada wrote:
> Right, but maybe some another programs need /dev/dsp ... such as mpg123?
mpg123 can use alsa, see the -o option.
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El Diumenge 31 Desembre 2006 01:26, Matus UHLAR - fantomas va escriure:
> configure xmms to use ALSA, you won't need /dev/dsp
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On 30.12.06 03:46, Benjamí Villoslada wrote:
> /dev/dsp is missing in my Debian Sid --I've used it one week ago with XMMS.
>
> I've tried a oss-compat reinstallation, and have /dev/dsp again. But
> disappears with the system reboot.
>
> I've run alsaconf again.
I've seen this message durning one reboot (in order to test oss modules
load): "/etc/modprobe.conf exists but does not include /etc/modprobe.d/!"
I see that my /etc/modprobe.conf is empty (no idea about the reason) I've
added include /etc/modprobe.d and now the system loads oss modules on boot:
El Dissabte 30 Desembre 2006 14:14, Nigel Henry va escriure:
> It's worth checking if the alsa-oss package is available on synaptic, and
> installing it if so.
I've installed alsa-oss without results :(
> Strange that Xmms was working ok. Perhaps apt-get updates for Sid have
> removed the alsa-o
On Saturday 30 December 2006 03:46, Benjamí Villoslada wrote:
> /dev/dsp is missing in my Debian Sid --I've used it one week ago with XMMS.
>
> I've tried a oss-compat reinstallation, and have /dev/dsp again. But
> disappears with the system reboot.
>
> I've run
/dev/dsp is missing in my Debian Sid --I've used it one week ago with XMMS.
I've tried a oss-compat reinstallation, and have /dev/dsp again. But
disappears with the system reboot.
I've run alsaconf again. ALSA works fine.
Any idea? Thanks :)
Installed packages:
$ dpkg -l &q
Daniel B. wrote:
In trying to switch to kernel 2.6(.8) and udev on Sarge, I found that
splay/xsplay fails, saying "Failed to open sound device". Using
strace, I see that opening /dev/dsp is failing:
open("/dev/dsp" ... ) = -1 EBUSY (Device or resource busy).
I'm
In trying to switch to kernel 2.6(.8) and udev on Sarge, I found that
splay/xsplay fails, saying "Failed to open sound device". Using
strace, I see that opening /dev/dsp is failing:
open("/dev/dsp" ... ) = -1 EBUSY (Device or resource busy).
I'm not knowingly runn
Colin wrote:
Henry Hollenberg wrote:
When I checked for devices I see no /dev/dsp but there is a /dev/snd and
/dev/sndstat.
Load the snd_pcm_oss kernel module
Anybody else seen gnome Volume Control broken as such?
Use the alsamixergui to change volume with ALSA
That did it
Henry Hollenberg wrote:
> When I checked for devices I see no /dev/dsp but there is a /dev/snd and
> /dev/sndstat.
Load the snd_pcm_oss kernel module
> Anybody else seen gnome Volume Control broken as such?
Use the alsamixergui to change volume with ALSA
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This problem has been happening a lot lately. In any case, it has
happened on most computers that I have installed Debian on recently.
I remember being told that the reason is that Alsa is not stable
enough so that it does not get installed by default (or something to
that effect).
Not much help,
weak or no sound.
SO, I went to the gnome Volume Control Applet (2.8.2) but it complains
about: "Sorry, no mixer elements and/or devices found" in an Error dialog.
When I checked for devices I see no /dev/dsp but there is a /dev/snd and
/dev/sndstat.
Anybody else seen gnome Volume Co
Fyi, Adam.
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open audio device /dev/dsp: no such device"
Upon checking, /dev/dsp proves to be missing.
What is happening here ? Is this part of some unstable apt-upgrade/update
transition ? Have others had the same problem ?
I'd welcome any constructive advice.
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On Tue, 09 Aug 2005, Jon D. Irish wrote:
> I just finished compiling a 2.6.12.4 kernel to support the sound card in
> my Dell Optiplex GX270; however, when I try to play audio via Music
> Player, I keep getting a "OSS device "/dev/dsp" is already in use by
> ano
On Tuesday 09 August 2005 23:12, Jon D. Irish wrote:
> I just finished compiling a 2.6.12.4 kernel to support the sound card in my
> Dell Optiplex GX270; however, when I try to play audio via Music Player, I
> keep getting a "OSS device "/dev/dsp" is already in use by ano
I just finished compiling a 2.6.12.4 kernel to support the sound card in my Dell Optiplex GX270; however, when I try to play audio via Music Player, I keep getting a "OSS device "/dev/dsp" is already in use by another program" error. I have verified that there are no other pro
I have seen one thread on this, but it really didn't satisfy. I am
running a system with via 8235 (Asla) onboard. This has worked very well
in the past with a 2.6.8 kernel. However, I now find that I have no
/dev/dsp at all. Why would this go away?
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nboard hardware in the BIOS.
We couldn't find an option to disable it, but it doesn't interfere.
>> with it or would udev probably
>>put the additional card on /dev/dsp?
>>
>>
> I'm not sure.
/dev/dsp is there and works.
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Peter J Ross wrote:
However, it looks as if your ICH6 soundcard may not be supported even
in kernel 2.6.11:
http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxSoundALSA.html
See the section on "Intel 8x0 compatible".
In the meantime OSS seems to support it:
http://www.4front-tech.com/osshw.html
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Kent West wrote:
> Try it as root.
# cat test.wav >/dev/sndstat
bash: /dev/sndstat: No such device
# ls -l /dev/sndstat
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 24 2005-05-17 11:50 /dev/sndstat
-> /proc/asound/oss/sndstat
# cat test.wav >/dev/snd/timer
cat: write error: Invalid argument
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On Mon, May 16, 2005 at 04:41:47PM +0100, Adam Funk wrote:
> I've just installed Debian testing on a new computer but I can't get the
> sound to work. I think the problem is that /dev/dsp doesn't exist,
> although when I did "modprobe snd-intel8x0" it created
Adam Funk wrote:
>Adam Funk wrote:
>
>
>
>>I've just installed Debian testing on a new computer but I can't get the
>>sound to work. I think the problem is that /dev/dsp doesn't exist,
>>although when I did "modprobe snd-intel8x0&q
Adam Funk wrote:
>Marty wrote:
>
>
>>You should see one or more devices
>>listed, depending on how many other sounds devices are in your system.
>>You can cat .wav files into a device file as a test, but beware that
>>the output may be highly distorted so turn down your volume control.
>>
>
Adam Funk wrote:
> I've just installed Debian testing on a new computer but I can't get the
> sound to work. I think the problem is that /dev/dsp doesn't exist,
> although when I did "modprobe snd-intel8x0" it created /dev/snd/controlC0
> and /dev/snd/timer.
Marty wrote:
> What is the output of "ls /dev/dsp*"?
Nothing! But I have some devices that look like sound:
$ ls -l /dev/ds*
ls: /dev/ds*: No such file or directory
$ ls -l /dev/snd*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 24 2005-05-16 12:04 /dev/sndstat
-> /proc/asound/oss/sndstat
/dev/
ewer kernel, or the
> latest Sid update, which sometimes works for me.
I'm now running 2.6.11-1-686 #1 and getting the same problem (no /dev/dsp*,
same lspci output). Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Adam
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Adam Funk wrote:
I've just installed Debian testing on a new computer but I can't get the
sound to work. I think the problem is that /dev/dsp doesn't exist,
although when I did "modprobe snd-intel8x0" it created /dev/snd/controlC0
and /dev/snd/timer.
The kernel is 2.6
Adam Funk wrote:
>Subsystem: Asustek Computer, Inc.: Unknown device 814e
>
>
>
It's been my experience that if a device is an "Unkown device", it
doesn't work for me. I usually try upgrading to a newer kernel, or the
latest Sid update, which sometimes works for me.
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I've just installed Debian testing on a new computer but I can't get the
sound to work. I think the problem is that /dev/dsp doesn't exist,
although when I did "modprobe snd-intel8x0" it created /dev/snd/controlC0
and /dev/snd/timer.
The kernel is 2.6.8-2-386 #1 an
um... From what i gather the kernel has no support for either Alsa and
OSS (its a very stripped down kernel, only the basics) , all i am doing
is reading and writing raw data from sound card to harddisk using "dd
if=/dev/dsp of=/dev/hda2".
(running arecord just told me that i have no
On Mon, Nov 01, 2004 at 07:55:15PM +, ognjen Bezanov wrote:
> Hi all, while not technically debian related it has something to do with
> linux.
>
> I want to capture data from my /dev/dsp device but the devices defaults
> are 8bit mono sound, i want to know how to set the
ognjen Bezanov wrote:
Hi all, while not technically debian related it has something to do with
linux.
I want to capture data from my /dev/dsp device but the devices defaults
are 8bit mono sound, i want to know how to set the samplerate and
mono/stereo from the command line, a google search showed
Hi all, while not technically debian related it has something to do with
linux.
I want to capture data from my /dev/dsp device but the devices defaults
are 8bit mono sound, i want to know how to set the samplerate and
mono/stereo from the command line, a google search showed me only how to
do it
8 0
ac97_codec 9696 0 [emu10k1]
sound 54508 0 [emu10k1]
soundcore 3652 7 [emu10k1 sound]
ls -lF /dev/dsp* shows:
crw-rw-rw- 1 root audio 14, 3 Mar 14 2002 /dev/dsp
crw-rw-rw- 1 root audio 14, 19 Mar 14 2002 /dev/dsp1
crw-rw-rw- 1 root audio 1
On Friday 15 October 2004 11:16, belahcene wrote:
> thank you for reply
> Yes I am using 2.6 kernel
>
> the strange is that
> inst162:~# insmod snd-pcm-oss
> insmod: can't read 'snd-pcm-oss': No such file or
> directory
>
Yes, that is strange.
> while the lsmod gives :
> nst162:~# lsmod |grep os
thank you for reply
Yes I am using 2.6 kernel
the strange is that
inst162:~# insmod snd-pcm-oss
insmod: can't read 'snd-pcm-oss': No such file or
directory
while the lsmod gives :
nst162:~# lsmod |grep os
snd_pcm_oss48168 0
snd_pcm85412 1 snd_pcm_oss
snd_mixer_oss
thank you for reply
Yes I am using 2.6 kernel
the strange is that
inst162:~# insmod snd-pcm-oss
insmod: can't read 'snd-pcm-oss': No such file or
directory
while the lsmod gives :
nst162:~# lsmod |grep os
snd_pcm_oss48168 0
snd_pcm85412 1 snd_pcm_oss
snd_mixer_oss
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On Friday 15 October 2004 02:49 pm, belahcene abdelkader wrote:
> Hi,
> I installed the sarge vesrion on my PC, with an isa ,
> ess sound card , the knoppix (RH ) found it without
> problem,
> deb-sarge gives the error can'
Hi,
I installed the sarge vesrion on my PC, with an isa ,
ess sound card , the knoppix (RH ) found it without
problem,
deb-sarge gives the error can't read /dev/dsp ? I
checked it , it exists I add also the permission o+rw
to /dev/dsp . The sound still not running ? how
activate it , p
ive!
1024 ( emu10k1 ) with alsa, loaded as a module. Sound work perfectly
in all applications, dvds, mp3 etc...even the surround is perfect ( by
the way, how wonderful is alsa ! ).
I'm pretty experienced with debian, but the only log I have is
"/dev/[sound/]dsp no such device".
/dev/dsp is
I'm pretty experienced with debian, but the only log I have is
> "/dev/[sound/]dsp no such device".
/dev/dsp is the the (old) OSS sound driver interface. If you are using
ALSA drivers, then you will need to load the OSS emulation modules in
order to access this device:
modp
Hi list,
-
Debian Sid up to date
Kernel 2.6.7 debian patched
emu10k1 on pci card ( SB live player ) - alsa
--
I'm currently trying to run the unreal tournament
2004 demo but it runs without sound.
Yet, my sound card is pretty nice configured, I'm
usin
On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 06:24:39PM -, Wayne Ward wrote:
> Hi again,
> I lost the e-mail from the person who suggested thar I start the gnome control
> center and disable this error message.
> Could some kind soul show me the command.
> I just signed up for a dsl connection.The company is going
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 18:24:39 -
Wayne Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi again,
> I lost the e-mail from the person who suggested thar I start the gnome
> control center and disable this error message. Could some kind soul
> show me the command. I just signed up for a dsl connection.The compa
Hi again,
I lost the e-mail from the person who suggested thar I start the gnome control center
and disable this error message.
Could some kind soul show me the command.
I just signed up for a dsl connection.The company is going to install it July 30th.
I then will update many parts of the system.
On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 12:01:53PM -, Wayne Ward wrote:
> Hi,
> As I said in an earlier e-mail,
> that i'm getting an error telling
> me that /dev/dsp can't be found. Is
> this because that the person putting
> together this cd had sound compiled
> in thier kern
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 12:01:53 -
Wayne Ward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> As I said in an earlier e-mail,
> that i'm getting an error telling
> me that /dev/dsp can't be found. Is
> this because that the person putting
> together this cd had sound compiled
Tony Godshall wrote:
According to Wayne Ward,
I do not have a sound
card on my box
If you are using udev or devfsd, /dev/dsp will appear when
the correct module for your soundcard is loaded.
I missed Wayne's statement that he doesn't have a sound card my first
read-through also.
Wayne Ward wrote:
Hi,
As I said in an earlier e-mail,
that i'm getting an error telling
me that /dev/dsp can't be found. Is
this because that the person putting
together this cd had sound compiled
in thier kernel.I do not have a sound
card on my box and I don't know why
gnome is ask
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