Dear all,
I've downloaded the cs4237B driver (version 0.9.8) from ALSA and try to
install the driver in my ThinkPad 600 2645-45A with Redhat 9 following
the instructions. However, when I use the "modprobe snd-cs4236" command,
errors occurred:
/lib/modules/2.4.20-8/kernel/sound/isa/cs423x/snd-cs42
Hello Group;
This is my first entry on this list so here goes.
I have downloaded the latest version of alsa and have tried to compile it on a SuSE
9.0 box.
Result of ./configure apears correct in config.log but pcm_misc.c #2 fails on every
attempt to compile. It eve appears to be in a loop. a
Anyone using ALSA on AMD64? If you do, which soundcard?
Any issues on that platform?
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Frank Barknecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Isn't the capabilities patch considered as a security risk by the
> kernel folks? I never understood, why, tough. At least a
> configure-option would be nice.
Yes, it is. I don't know why either, but I believe it has something
to do with CAP_SETPCAP,
Hallo,
Jack O'Quin hat gesagt: // Jack O'Quin wrote:
> Downloaded 2.6.0-test7 to check, and that code is still present.
> Someone said recently that capabilities were enabled in 2.6, but it
> looks like the patch is still required. Sigh!
Isn't the capabilities patch considered as a security risk
Hallo,
Marcel hat gesagt: // Marcel wrote:
> I installed jack for evaluation.
>
> Whenever jackd is running, no other application can use alsa. Is this
> normal?
Yes, this is perfectly normal, unless your card has a hardware mixer
(few do). You can however use more than one Jack enabled applica
Michael Hunold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So I'd like to hear from other users which card they have and how
> spdif input is working for them.
I have an M-Audio Delta-66, which has S/PDIF stereo input and output
channels. I am very happy with this card. ALSA support is good, even
at low late
Hello all,
I'm currently looking for an alsa supported soundcard with working spdif
input (optical input preferred).
I'd like to record stuff from an external source and have a look at the
digital frames, ie. I'd like to do some kind of el-cheapo analysis.
I grepped through the code and found
Question: A friend of mine has a CMI8330 onboard soundcard, and with alsa it
is noisy and distorted ... I think it's something from the samplerates, but
I have no ideea how to fix that ... and example of settings or something
could help, because i never had any problems with alsa on my 2 soundca
