Sorry, I misread your question. Use the alsa and oss flags. About Rosegarden, I never tried it. But I'm sure that it works only with alsa and Jack, like ardour. NOT through oss emulation. Jack is a bit tricky to configure but it works well.
Search the net for an alsa and jack howto...
Best wishes, Fabien
Frank Schäfer wrote:
Hi too, ;o))
From http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml:
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2. Installation
Gentoo USE flags
To compile programs with ALSA-support, be sure to add alsa to your USE-variable. However, several tools don't support alsa yet, and require OSS. ALSA provides OSS-emulation if you define oss in your USE-variable before you start.
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Woops, andt thus answered my own question. Only hope that Rosegarden works with OSS-emulation and that the OSS-emulation works if there is more than only OSS (without the drivers) enabled in the kernel. Two years or so back Rosegarden complained to not find oss when there was alsa OSS-emulation only.
On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 14:37, Fabien Fivaz wrote:
Hi,
Alsa does not have any flags. You have to emerge the alsa, alsa-lib, alsa-utils and finaly alsa-oss, which will install the oss compatibility layer. This way of doing works fine on my computer. Afterwards I installed Jack and Ardour. They all do well.
Best wishes,
Fabien
Frank Schäfer wrote:
Hi all,
The thread from Matthieu brought me to this.
What use flags should I use to enable oss AND the alsa oss compatibility layer? Is this possible at all (the alsa guide says to compile oss support without any oss driver into the kernel)?
I plan to build Rosegarden and remember, that this piece don't work with the alsa oss layer.
If an app supports both - which one woll be used?
Thanks in advance Frank
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