Quoting Song KiSun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello, /dev/dsp was still can't recognized. > > I did insert 'Audio' module
I see no problem with the audio module. Your log is correct. Looks like the audio driver bound itself to a device other than /dev/dsp ... this is, actually, done by soundcore. There can be several audio devices (up to 16, IIRC). Try other devices: [dmitri@usb dmitri]$ ls -l /dev/dsp* crw------- 1 dmitri root 14, 3 Aug 30 13:30 /dev/dsp crw------- 1 dmitri root 14, 19 Aug 30 13:30 /dev/dsp1 On this box, two device nodes are created, and you can always make more if needed. What if your USB audio device is /dev/dsp1 ? On this system I have only one audio device, and it is on /dev/dsp (the first device). The second one does not work: [dmitri@usb dmitri]$ ls > /dev/dsp <=== SUCCESSFUL [dmitri@usb dmitri]$ ls > /dev/dsp1 bash: /dev/dsp1: No such device <=== FAILED Could you try /dev/dsp1? This is the easiest test to do. > ther 'sound server' show the following message. > > "Sound server informational message: > > Error while initializing sound driver: > device /dev/dsp can't be opened (No such device) > > The sound server will continue, using the null output device. " Yes, this is not good indeed. Your device should work without any special magic on your part. Something is not right here... Thanks, Dmitri -- Q: Why did the tachyon cross the road? A: Because it was on the other side.
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