andrew cooke wrote: > libasound is the alsa library, so you either need the alsa > source (from the alsa web site - compiling will put them in > /usr/local/include/alsa assuming you install to /usr/local) > or an appropriate package from your distro. > > Version 0.9 is the latest, so if you're using Debian > then you probably need to look in testing or unstable > (but I guess you're a Suse user from your email address... > :-)
Honestly, I know just as many people using RedHat as people using SuSE, and I have a .de address, too. :) >> Now the new libasound headers (>=0.9) are not found. If you >> or anybody else knows where to get them, please let me know... As Andrew said, they're in one of the packages: alsa-lib-0.9.0beta10a.tar.bz2 If you're really using SuSE, make sure Yast does NOT install the alsa packages that come with the distribution as those are the 0.5.x versions. I had some problems compiling, because Yast automatically installed them at some point and I didn't realise (probably after I agreed to let it install kwintv, but I don't know...). Yast can be obtrusive at that. Mirko _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
