I had some big successes last night with two of my audio cards that have had
troubleshooting threads on this list in the last couple of months. I browsed
over the archives and didn't find any comprehensive solutions, so here it
goes.
The first card is the Emagic EMI 2|6 USB audio device and
On Mon, 22 Sep 2003, Nick Peaden wrote:
Upgrade to 2.6.0-test5. It works.
Well no more chipmunks! Thanks Preben.
I've heard scary stories about the 2.6 kernels and corrupting hard disks.
I think Gentoo has an uber development kernel in their portage tree but
that seems a bit much just to
I have two sound cards working (somewhat) properly (the via has static,
see previous post). My config is attached.
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On Fri, 19 Sep 2003, Thomas Kay wrote:
Hello,
I was
On Thu, 14 Aug 2003, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
In theory, snd-seq should be loaded automatically, and on my computer,
it does in practice. (But I don't use devfs.)
There should be a file /dev/aloadSEQ which causes snd-seq to be loaded
when accessed. This file should be create by the snddevices
On system startup, there is no /dev/snd/seq device. All apps thet require
MIDI control will not start up EXCEPT for PD, which starts fine and reads
midi. From then on the device /dev/snd/seq exists and all other dependant
apps will get MIDI fine. Why would I need to run a seemingly random app to
First, you might not want to go around rm'ing your kernel modules (files
like snd*.o). It could leave your system in an unstable state.
Second, you don't have a compiler installed, which might make compiling
software difficult.
Depending on your distro, you could start be installing gcc, the GNU
Version 0.9.2 compiled from Gentoo 1.4 portage.
Using DevFS, on system boot /dev/snd/seq does not exist. Thus all my apps
that require MIDI fail to start start up with this message:
quote
ALSA lib seq_hw.c:446:(snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: No such
file or directory
Caught
perhaps it's failing because you spelled configure 'conifgure'? Or is that
just a typo?
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2003, Andrew Cole wrote:
Hi, I'm running RH 9 2.4.20-19.9, but since
So i'm slowly figuring out that ALSA is way more than just an audio driver
API. It can do routing, format conversion and MIDI. Funny thing is that I
thought I read the ALSA docs fairly well and found not so much information
on these subjects. Am I looking in the wrong place? www.alsa-project.org
I'm tuning a Gentoo system with a 1010-LT to work with ALSA/JACK/Ardour. I
have the ALSA drivers working quite well in all system apps. The steps I
took:
1) Compile the most recent ALSA, JACK and Ardour from portage.
2) Insert the .asoundrc from the ALSA sound card matrix (this one really
helped)
Hello. I am assembling a Digital Audio Workstation with a computer I
built recently. It's a 1.8Ghz Athlon on a VIA mobo running Gentoo Linux
1.4. My audio card is the M-Audio Delta 1010-LT, which I bought
specifically because of it's ALSA support.
The version I have compiled is 0.9.2 from the
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