Frank Mackenzie wrote:
> ALSA lib seq_hw.c:457:(snd_seq_hw_open) open /dev/snd/seq failed: No such
> device or address
This means that snd-seq is not loaded, but I guess you don't want to use MIDI
anyway ...
> control open "hw:0" (No such device or address)
> ALSA lib pcm_hw.c:1401:(_snd_pcm_hw
Thanks for the replies. Sorry for the delay, but as suggested, I
installed the ALSA git drivers, libs, and firmware.
Upon reboot, I'm not having any luck. This is the output from Qjackctl:
/07:04:14.978 Patchbay deactivated.
07:04:14.991 Statistics reset.
07:04:15.095 Could not open ALSA sequen
Frank Mackenzie wrote:
> It's a "nVidia MCP61 high definition audio" card.
Check that snd-hda-intel is loaded. If this doesn't work,
check the system log for error messages.
Regards,
Clemens
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Le Thu, 12 Jan 2012 22:21:39 -0700,
Frank Mackenzie a écrit :
> Thanks again.
>
> I'm trying very hard to make this work. I've downloaded the
> alsa-driver source from git, but when I tried to compile it, it said
> I didn't have the ALSA kernel source, so I'm downloading that too.
>
> However,
Sorry, I lied. It's a "nVidia MCP61 high definition audio" card.
The codec that ALSA says it's using for it is the Realtek ALC888.
On 12-01-13 04:54 AM, Frank Mackenzie wrote:
> The sound card is a Realtek ALC888.
>
>
> On 12-01-13 04:49 AM, Frank Mackenzie wrote:
>> Why make you work, when the
The sound card is a Realtek ALC888.
On 12-01-13 04:49 AM, Frank Mackenzie wrote:
> Why make you work, when the solution may already be at hand?
>
> Give me a chance to see if these alsa snapshots fix the problem.
>
>
>
> On 12-01-13 04:46 AM, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
>> Frank Mackenzie wrote:
>>> I
Why make you work, when the solution may already be at hand?
Give me a chance to see if these alsa snapshots fix the problem.
On 12-01-13 04:46 AM, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
> Frank Mackenzie wrote:
>> I don't think the new kernel has actually removed support for the sound
>> card, it's just a sym
Frank Mackenzie wrote:
> I use Lucid Puppy 520 on my home computer, and have recently installed
> kernel 3.0.7-rt. However, this appears to have broken ALSA, which says I
> have no devices.
It is very unlikely that a new kernel version would have removed support
for some device.
Please tell use w
Thanks again.
I'm trying very hard to make this work. I've downloaded the alsa-driver
source from git, but when I tried to compile it, it said I didn't have
the ALSA kernel source, so I'm downloading that too.
However, does this mean that I can't use my already-patched kernel
source? Do I have
Le Thu, 12 Jan 2012 12:34:37 -0700,
Frank Mackenzie a écrit :
> You see, the kernel source available at the ALSA website appears to
> be useless. It says it's not for 3.x kernels, and there's all the
> nonsense about smp_lock.h (see below).
smp_lock.h was removed in kernel-2.6.39.
>
> Yet, som
Le Wed, 11 Jan 2012 20:17:51 -0700,
Frank Mackenzie a écrit :
> Thanks for the reply.
Please, don't mail me privately if I don't ask for. Next time, I
will just ignore you. And no, I don't use Thunderbird, so I don't know
how to configure it in order to avoid that, check the preferences.
>
> I
You see, the kernel source available at the ALSA website appears to be
useless. It says it's not for 3.x kernels, and there's all the nonsense
about smp_lock.h (see below).
Yet, some people are compiling it and using it!
What do I have to do?
PS - why is there no longer a "development version"
Le Wed, 11 Jan 2012 00:52:59 -0700,
Frank Mackenzie a écrit :
> Hey everybody!
>
> I use Lucid Puppy 520 on my home computer, and have recently
> installed kernel jernel.. However, this appears to have broken ALSA,
> which says I have no devices.
>
> So I downloaded the source and attempted to
Hey everybody!
I use Lucid Puppy 520 on my home computer, and have recently installed
kernel 3.0.7-rt. However, this appears to have broken ALSA, which says I
have no devices.
So I downloaded the source and attempted to compile it, which I have
done many times with no issues in Ubuntu.
It kee
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