to change permissions you can use 'chmod' on the command line, as root: cd /dev/sound chmod g+rw the g stands for group (which is audio) and the +rw should be self explanatory, if the owner is not root and the group audio then do: chown root.audio * (assuming you are in the /dev/sound directory, you will need to do the same for files in /dev/snd there are files outside these directories but there are symlinks and you shouldn't have to touch them for audio stuff
bascule On Monday 10 May 2004 5:15 pm, Peter wrote: > f you can let me know how to change permissions on the audio group, > then this would help. > > Peter. -- "Millennium hand and shrimp." (Hogfather)
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