Re: [Cooker] wish for mdk 9.2: full duplex sound drivers

2003-07-01 Thread Thierry Vignaud
Michael Scherer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I would like to have a fully working acpi implementation,

there's a good team in the acpi project, we try to update often.

 and a support ç for my 3d card,

which we cannot do a lot about :-(

 but I know that mdk work as hard as they can, that they cannot do
 much and I don't ask them to do this, this is not their business.

 A distibution integrates the technology, and something, they develop it, 
 but, not for everything.

yes




[PATCH] Re: [Cooker] wish for mdk 9.2: full duplex sound drivers

2003-07-01 Thread Thierry Vignaud
Thierry Vignaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 with something like the following in /etc/init.d/mandrake_firstime, we
 could have better sound level defaults (which would get rid of 95% of
 alsa users bad feedback) :
 
  
   MIXER_SETTINGS=/root/tmp/l 
   aumix -f $MIXER_SETTINGS -S
   perl -pi -e 's/\d+:\d+/50:50/' $MIXER_SETTINGS 
   aumix -f $MIXER_SETTINGS -L
  
 
 then we could swtich requested sound cards from oss to alsa on demand
 (after the communauty valid the switch), probably for advanced sound
 cards first.

something like this (untested):
Index: mandrake_firstime
===
RCS file: /cooker/soft/initscripts/mandrake/mandrake_firstime,v
retrieving revision 1.13
diff -u -p -r1.13 mandrake_firstime
--- mandrake_firstime	13 Sep 2002 14:57:07 -	1.13
+++ mandrake_firstime	1 Jul 2003 11:27:07 -
@@ -19,6 +19,21 @@ MOZ_REBUILD_DATABASE=/usr/lib/mozilla-*
  action Building Mozilla registry $MOZ_REBUILD_DATABASE 2 $FLO
 }
 
+# provide decent default sound level for alsa drivers
+if [[ -e /proc/asound/cards ]]; then
+MIXER_SETTINGS=/root/tmp/l
+if [[ -x /usr/bin/aumix ]]; then
+aumix -f $MIXER_SETTINGS -S
+perl -pi -e 's/\d+:\d+/50:50/' $MIXER_SETTINGS
+aumix -f $MIXER_SETTINGS -L
+fi
+if [[ -x /usr/sbin/alsactl ]]; then
+alsactl -f $MIXER_SETTINGS store
+perl -pi -e 's/(value\S*\s*) 0/\1 50/' $MIXER_SETTINGS
+alsactl -f $MIXER_SETTINGS restore
+fi
+fi
+
 #
 [ -s $FLO ] || rm -f $FLO
 


[Cooker] wish for mdk 9.2: full duplex sound drivers

2003-06-27 Thread Keld Jørn Simonsen
Hi!

A wish for MDK 9.2: full duplex sound drivers.

Full duplex sound drivers are a must if you want to use teleconferencing
like gnomemeeting. Some of the audio drivers delivered today in MDK 9.1
is only half duplex, eg. the one for my intel 810 sound device. 

I understand that ALSA drivers are always full duplex, while some other
drivers that are standard with the kernel is only half duplex.
I do not care whether the sound drivers are ALS or not, as long as they
are full duplex and can work with eg gnomemeeting.

I see IP telepones/teleconferencing as a major application for most
users, this is probably the new telephone, and it would be very
convenient if MDK had good support for IP telephones.

Best regards
Keld



Re: [Cooker] wish for mdk 9.2: full duplex sound drivers

2003-06-27 Thread Dave Cotton
On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 16:44, Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote:

 I do not care whether the sound drivers are ALS or not, as long as they
 are full duplex and can work with eg gnomemeeting.
 
Seconded

 I see IP telepones/teleconferencing as a major application for most
 users, this is probably the new telephone, and it would be very
 convenient if MDK had good support for IP telephones.

And again.

I've got VPNs working, now I need a convincing IP phone.

-- 
Dave Cotton [EMAIL PROTECTED]




Re: [Cooker] wish for mdk 9.2: full duplex sound drivers

2003-06-27 Thread Michael Scherer
On Friday 27 June 2003 16:44, Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote:
 Hi!

 A wish for MDK 9.2: full duplex sound drivers.

 Full duplex sound drivers are a must if you want to use
 teleconferencing like gnomemeeting. Some of the audio drivers
 delivered today in MDK 9.1 is only half duplex, eg. the one for my
 intel 810 sound device.

 I understand that ALSA drivers are always full duplex, while some
 other drivers that are standard with the kernel is only half duplex.
 I do not care whether the sound drivers are ALS or not, as long as
 they are full duplex and can work with eg gnomemeeting.

well, mdk already ship alsa, by default.
i don't really see what they can do to have more support ,except having 
20 kernel alsa hacker on the problem.

they do what they can, but this is not mandrake responsabilty.

I would like to have a fully working acpi implementation, and a support 
for my 3d card, but I know that mdk work as hard as they can, that they 
cannot do much and I don't ask them to do this, this is not their 
business. 
A distibution integrates the technology, and something, they develop it, 
but, not for everything.

So, please, think before posting if mdk can really change something.


-- 

Mickaël Scherer




Re: [Cooker] wish for mdk 9.2: full duplex sound drivers

2003-06-27 Thread Vincent Meyer, MD
On Friday 27 June 2003 11:13 am, Dave Cotton wrote:
 On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 16:44, Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote:
  I do not care whether the sound drivers are ALS or not, as long as they
  are full duplex and can work with eg gnomemeeting.

 Seconded
Re-seconded. (Thirded?  )

  I see IP telepones/teleconferencing as a major application for most
  users, this is probably the new telephone, and it would be very
  convenient if MDK had good support for IP telephones.

 And again.

 I've got VPNs working, now I need a convincing IP phone.
V.




Re: [Cooker] wish for mdk 9.2: full duplex sound drivers

2003-06-27 Thread Vincent Meyer, MD
Oops.. saw the reply later in the thread.. never mind. 
V.

On Friday 27 June 2003 08:53 pm, Vincent Meyer, MD wrote:
 On Friday 27 June 2003 11:13 am, Dave Cotton wrote:
  On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 16:44, Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote:
   I do not care whether the sound drivers are ALS or not, as long as they
   are full duplex and can work with eg gnomemeeting.
 
  Seconded

 Re-seconded. (Thirded?  )

   I see IP telepones/teleconferencing as a major application for most
   users, this is probably the new telephone, and it would be very
   convenient if MDK had good support for IP telephones.
 
  And again.
 
  I've got VPNs working, now I need a convincing IP phone.

 V.