>> When I do a jumpstart install the machine is setup with the default
>> built in speaker set up for audio output. I would like to be able to
>> have each machine set up with the headphones set up and the Line out
>> working. But having the built in speaker disabled. Kind of the
>> opposite of the default settings in Solaris 10.
Try "man audioplay"? Ignore the "play" part of the command name, which
is just a decoy to make the command hard to find. It says...
The audioplay utility copies the named audio files (or the
standard input if no filenames are present) to the audio
device. If no input file is specified and standard input is
a tty, the port, volume, and balance settings specified on
the command line will be applied and the program will exit.
So you would presumably use something like "audioplay -p line" (but you
may need to make sure stdin is a TTY). Not sure that you can specify
both headphones *and* line out with this command though. But the source
code is public, so you could presumably fix this if you really want.
Hugh.
