Hello,
I thought I'd recap on this 'problem'... Well, usurprisingly it was just
me using gstreamer for the first time; there was nothing wrong with ALSA
but rather gstreamer - it defaults to OSS, and I don't have ALSA-OSS
plugin. All that I had to do was go gstreamer-properties -> choose ALSA.
Supertux needs SDL_mixer to play sounds, it may also need smpeg. Did you
install SDL_mixer?
Yes, I've had both since the beginning. A while ago I was checking if
smpeg did not use gstreamer (then broken gstreamer would explain
supertux exiting), but it doesn't. It's just slightly worrying that
David Ciecierski wrote:
Some success at last. Just as I thought it was just me & my frame of
mind that wasted me several desperate hours. As you may remember,
alsamixer run properly, but alsaconf didn't, same for supertux, totem
and other higher-level apps. Hence I was certain it has to be a pr
Some success at last. Just as I thought it was just me & my frame of
mind that wasted me several desperate hours. As you may remember,
alsamixer run properly, but alsaconf didn't, same for supertux, totem
and other higher-level apps. Hence I was certain it has to be a problem
with kernel / alsa
David Ciecierski wrote:
>> Might want to hold on OOo, unless you are doing the 2.0 branch. I'm
>> just about done with 1.1.5 + gcc4.
>
>
> Yes, it's beta2. It seems to have problems with jdk1.5 (beanshell
> component in particular), although last night I couldn't be bothered to
> properly invest
Might want to hold on OOo, unless you are doing the 2.0 branch. I'm
just about done with 1.1.5 + gcc4.
Yes, it's beta2. It seems to have problems with jdk1.5 (beanshell
component in particular), although last night I couldn't be bothered to
properly investigate. I'm trying to get it to compil
David Ciecierski wrote:
>> First, has this sound card worked before in previous LFS with udev?
>
>
> This box run on Mandrake 10.1 for the past year, ie. udev-030.
>
>> lets remove the 15-alsa.rules file and make certain that is
>
>> not where the problem lies, it is a relatively new addition.
andy:~$ ls -l /dev/snd
It's exactly the same then! Interesting...
Does totem work for root?
No, it gives an error message about not being able to find the chosen
output. I'm now compiling the kernel with patched ALSA drivers -
2.6.12.5 had 1.0.9rc2, current stable is 1.0.9b. Looking at ch
David Ciecierski wrote:
Yes, all users (well, apart from pkg-users) are in the audio group. Even
root. So what device nodes do you have on your system? Would be grateful
if you could `ls` it...
andy:~$ ls -l /dev/snd
total 0
crw-rw 1 root audio 116, 0 2005-09-24 17:03 controlC0
crw-rw-
Please ignore the above post... ALSA-drivers are kernel modules, and I
already have kernel support for my sound card. Silly.
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Gosh, just realised by looking at install.log that ALSA comes with
drivers for Yamaha, but 744 chipset - mine is 724, which apparently
requires the alsa-drivers package! Hope I'll be able to report [SOLVED]
in a couple of minutes...
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The device nodes you posted before look almost identical to mine and my
system works fine. If Totem and Supertux can't access the audio devices,
have you added yourself to the audio group?
Yes, all users (well, apart from pkg-users) are in the audio group. Even
root. So what device nodes do yo
David Ciecierski wrote:
What is the problem?
The problem is that no application can use the sound card, and alsactl
is the prime example of that (please refer to my original post). The
issue started with Totem not launching and complaining it cannot find
the requested sound output + supertux
Nope, it's still the same. Why would only some device nodes get created
anyway? Ie. udev creates pcm* but not hw. It would be sort of more
understandable if none were - then the sound board is simply not
detected in some way. Could it be a problem with the kernel module..? I
should mention that
First, has this sound card worked before in previous LFS with udev?
This box run on Mandrake 10.1 for the past year, ie. udev-030.
lets remove the 15-alsa.rules file and make certain that is
> not where the problem lies, it is a relatively new addition.
If that doesn't correct the problem, c
David Ciecierski wrote:
> But now... I tried run alsaconf, it replied with "modinfo: could not
> find module snd" and did not detect any sound cards. I then had a look
> under /dev/snd, and found only the following:
>
> crw-rw 1 root audio 116, 0 2005-09-23 22:03 controlC0
> crw-rw 1 r
What is the problem?
The problem is that no application can use the sound card, and alsactl
is the prime example of that (please refer to my original post). The
issue started with Totem not launching and complaining it cannot find
the requested sound output + supertux exiting upon trying to p
David Ciecierski wrote:
alsamixer runs happily, detecting the sound card. But speaker-test
produces only loud noise. To be honest, I haven't got the slightest idea
what could be the source of the problem. Any clues..? Tips much
appreciated!
What is the problem?
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Hello,
I'm having weird problems with this PCI card. Its driver is compiled
into the kernel, and on boottime I get the following in sys.log:
kernel: ALSA device list:
kernel: #0: Yamaha DS-XG (YMF724) at 0xe300, irq 11
So everything should be ok on the kernel side. Obviously I have the
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