My mind is somewhat boggled when it comes to getting sound support
working on my machine. I have a Dell laptop with Woody using a
self-compiled 2.4.24 kernel. I have i810_audio.o and sound.o explicitly
loaded, with all their respective dependencies.
esd loads automatically with Gnome. Using
Joel Konkle-Parker wrote:
My mind is somewhat boggled when it comes to getting sound support
working on my machine. I have a Dell laptop with Woody using a
self-compiled 2.4.24 kernel. I have i810_audio.o and sound.o explicitly
loaded, with all their respective dependencies.
Sorry to reply to
Hi-
I installed Debian on a new Dell 4600. I have been having problems with
sound. I did a bunch of research on the web and posted a few
questions. So far I have been able to get sound working by removing the
SB Live that Dell shipped which doesn't work under Linux. (special
version just for
I'm a new one who use The Debian.I installed it but I can't make
sound card work ,can you tell me the command file name of the setup of the
sound device,and path ,thank you
wood
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I'm a new one who use The Debian.I installed it but I can't make
sound card work ,can you tell me the command file name of the setup of the
sound device,and path ,thank you
wood
Debian, not being quite so consumer oriented as some of the other
distros, doesn't
I have an older pentium 100 class PC with some strange no-name sound card in
it. The chips say they're Crystal 4231 but I don't see modules for them in
modules selection on the Debian cds. Would Debian.org have them? What other
mods can I use and can they be added after my system is already up and
Wathen, Metherion said:
I have an older pentium 100 class PC with some strange no-name sound card
in it. The chips say they're Crystal 4231 but I don't see modules for them
in modules selection on the Debian cds. Would Debian.org have them? What
other mods can I use and can they be added after
This one time, at band camp, Wathen, Metherion said:
I have an older pentium 100 class PC with some strange no-name sound card in
it. The chips say they're Crystal 4231 but I don't see modules for them in
modules selection on the Debian cds. Would Debian.org have them? What other
mods can I
Hi guys,
Need some helpI have an Opti sound card...detected
under Windows as that and it works fine in
Windowsunder Debian i've installed MAD16 as the
driverlsmod shows MAD16, UART401, ad1848, sound,
soundcore, soundlowwhen I use play to play a wav
file...I can hear the sound only
Peter, Nils,
I've identified the sound chip in question, it's a Crystal CS4236.
The settings in WinNT can be seen in this picture:
http://www.netg.se/~hugge/images/Sound.jpg . The alsa-related
stuff I've nstalled from the CDs can be seen in this excerpt from
root's .bash_history (commented by
Peter Hugosson-Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I did notice that on my potato CD's there are some packages
called alsa* (Advanced Linux Soound Architecture?). For example,
alsa-base, alsaconf, alsautils. From the little I've read, they
seem to be backward compatible with OSS.
Is this so,
Peter,
Many thanks for your help, I think I'm on the right track now.
I did notice that on my potato CD's there are some packages
called alsa* (Advanced Linux Soound Architecture?). For example,
alsa-base, alsaconf, alsautils. From the little I've read, they
seem to be backward compatible with
Hi all!
I've got my new potato system up and running, Gnome works fine and it
all looks great! Haven't fired up NT on my home box for 3 whole days!
I'm starting to feel braver now, and guess it's time to start to look
at sound. From what I've been able to find browsing the web, and from
reading
peter, step 1 is to figure out which driver you need. here are various
things you can do to that end:
a. go to deja.com's power search and do a search on linux crystal sound
and see what turns up.
b. go to /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound and do a grep Crystal *.
c. install the
To all,
I'm trying to get sound working on my laptop. Windows reports it as a
Yamaha Opl3-SAx WDM Driver The sound howto says that the
Yamaha Opl3-Sax sound chip is supported. So I went to my misc directory
for my kernal modules and saw three opl3 modules. I tried modprobe all of
them. The
Thanks to Chanop Silpa-Anan I've now got all my modules loaded according
to /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound/OPL3-SA2. When I go to play
something like I don't even get a crackle over my speakers. So, how do
start trouble shotting this? Thanks again. oh below is the output of cat
/dev/sndstat
On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, Craig T. Hancock wrote:
I don't undersand what I am doing wrong if anyone can help I would greatly
appricate
it
If I am getting this right, you have a Soundblaster 16 *Plug and Play* ?
In any case, that's what I have. If that is correct, you might need to
compile all
Maybe you can help me with this but I am using kernel 2.2.3 and I still can't
get
sound to work I originall used OSS to find out what my settings were for sound
and
this is what it should be
OSS/Linux 3.9.2f (C) 4Front Technologies 1996-1999
License serial number: E0008
Open Sound System
Howdy all,
I have been trying to get sound working on my Debian box all week. I've
compiled a new Kernel with all the features and settings. But when I
looked in /dev I couldn't find audio. Yes I have added /dev/audio
support to the kernel. I don't know what to do. If I don't figure out
what
On Thu, Dec 24, 1998 at 12:24:44AM -0400, Jeff Browning wrote:
Howdy all,
I have been trying to get sound working on my Debian box all week. I've
compiled a new Kernel with all the features and settings. But when I
looked in /dev I couldn't find audio. Yes I have added /dev/audio
try cd
Jeff Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've compiled a new Kernel with all the features and settings. But
when I looked in /dev I couldn't find audio.
Think of /dev as a regular directory containing pseudo symbolic
links (the unix term is special files) pointing to driver code
in the kernel.
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