> I have alsa-lib installed, and I have get sound in most
> things, but evolution isn't one of them. I have evolution
> set to play a sound when new mail arrives, but it never
> does. The sound file I told it to play is actually from
> gaim, and in gaim it works.
Which soundfile is it? /dev/dsp
> There's a modem built into my Dell Inspiron 1000. I would
> guess it's a winmodem but I don't know that for a fact.
> Does anyone have any tips on getting it working? I'm
> stuck somewhere for a few hours tomorrow, and the only way
> to get online is
> boop-boop-beep-boop-boop-beep-boop.
If
> If I remember correctly yhese should be some sort of binary
> file, correct. Where/how do I get the correct files?
I'm not familiar with it, but AFAIK you're right, it should be
binary files.
The last I had such a mess was on mandrake, but on Gentoo it
worked just right out of the box.
Be
> Okay. I'm using a 2.6x kernel. So, there's really *no* good
> reason to compile alsa into the kernel vs. modules? I
> intend to use this box as a soft synth and perhaps
> multitrack audio... if I ever get past configuration
> issues, that is.
You will surely. Gentoo is one of the best boxes for
> I've not yet been able to find a way to get mplayer,
> noatun, or realplayer to play this disk. It does play in
> my DVD player on my HiFi.
Try xine. It's that simple as pressing the matching button in
it's UI.
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Hi,
my girlfriend likes to print webpages for some reason.
Unfortunately, text is printed out very small, maybe 8 points
is the size.
In kwrite there are settings for the textsize for display and
print, but I didn't find a similar option in Konqueror.
Anyone a small hint for me?
Thanks &
> WShat's going on and what should I do?
The 2.6 series are more supportive concerning USB, but also
more precisely. So, my hub working very well on 2.4 was
simply trash with 2.6.
If you plug in your device to a hub, try it pluggin to the
root hub directly instead.
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> WShat's going on and what should I do?
Again me with no experience ;-) .
On my machine, I get:
lsmod | grep -i ohci
ohci_hcd 23560 0
ohci1394 35716 0
ieee1394 312376 2 eth1394,ohci1394
lsmod | grep -i uhci
uhci_hcd 35216 0
lsmod | g
> I do not have anything of the kind but I can modprobe it!
>
> I think I'll have to call these modules into
> /etc/modules.d/kernel-2.6 to have the started at boot time.
Well, without the base modules I guess it is OK if nothing
shows up.
At least one of the uhci or ohci is needed, and it shou
> Well im assuming this is a winmodem and that sucks but im
> hoping in the next few weeks i wont have to worry about it
> but thanks for the info and it was what i thought it would
> be.
Some winmodems work AFAIK; there are also some binary drivers
(I dislike them). See linuxant.com for example
> Intel Corp. 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller
lsmod | grep -i intel
snd_intel8x0m 20036 1
snd_intel8x0 34592 1
snd_ac97_codec 77536 2 snd_intel8x0m,snd_intel8x0
intel_agp 23452 1
agpgart35500 2 intel_agp
snd_pcm
> Are there mirrors that offer binary versions for the P4
> for each package? I might have a few features built into
> apps that I might not need, or maybe have to juggle a few
> source distributions to make sure I get what I need, but a
> "mostly" pre-built repository would just make my updates
> I got the sound working, but now I can't have two programs
> using the audio device at the same time. I looked in the
> Gnome Sound setup and made sure the "start sound server at
> startup" was selected, restarted Gnome but still no
> sharing.
> Did I miss another config file somewhere that m
> Sorry, but your onboard sound doesn't have hardware mixing
> (do any of them, except maybe nForce?), so you will have to
> use a sound server.
>
> Run arts (if using KDE), or esd (if using anything else for
> a DE/WM), and set all sound-producing programs that have
> such settings (xmms, gaim, e
> All volume settings were demuted and set to max using
> alsamixer or kmix.
>
>
> - using kernel 2.6.10:
your card is marked as supported on the ALSA soundcard matrix.
I also have an USB-audio-device and it works really great.
I'd try to do a
modprobe snd-usb-audio
Then I'd try a
cat /proc/
> Anyway, if anybody has any suggestions then I'm happy to
> try them out!
Perhaps you'll have luck with ALSA modules:
modprobe snd-usb-audio
If not and you'll write a driver, perhaps it is the best
helping improving this module.
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> My problem is that I can't get
> kde to register the input from the mic properly. When I
> turn both mic and speakers on and put the volume up I can
> hear myself correctly on the speakers (from the mic).
> However, neither krec nor skype will record (forward) the
> input from my mic
You can he
> I can play (and hear !) WAV-Files from the console very
> well.
>
> But when I try to play an Audio CD under KDE then the
> player (ksCD) starts playing, but I hear nothing.
I guess kscd uses arts as a sound server. Have a look in the
control center and check which hardware arts uses for sound
> The only app that acts as if we don't have a
> sound card is xmms in her account. Any thoughts on how to
> fix this?
xmms can play through almost any sound systems found on linux.
In xmms, choose options => settings => output plugin and
choose the same as you use in your account.
Best reg
> As far as I know, there is nothing you can do about that.
[...]
> Corrections happily accepted, but I think that's the deal.
I agree. The images are appended to the initrd; the only
solution I could think about is to put the image and
bootsplash code at the beginning of the initrd so it will
> Thanks, Bastian. I tried to find in manuals syntax for
> (un)masking but couldn't. Could you know to tell me please
> where to search exactly? This portage system is pretty new
> for me yet.
/etc/portage/package.keywords
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Hi,
I was usually able to ask a package which USE flags it would
use by typing
epm -pv packagename
Meanwhile, I get a mysterious message instead:
One mode required, and only one mode allowed
It seems that there has something changed. Is there now an
other way to ask the package for the USE
> So Nicholas' demand semmes to be an official objective of
> the Gentoo community, and he doesn't deserve to be flamed
> at all !
Perhaps it would be cool to have something like
http://klik.atekon.de/
for Gentoo, so desktop users can easily download and test
desktop applications.
If someone
Argh,
Andreas,
> If all you need is the names of the USE flags then a simple
>
> emerge -pv
>
> will work. To get a description of the USE flags used by
> the package, try
>
> equery uses
thanks a lot. I looked into bash.history and I used
epm -pv
instead of
emerge -pv
Sorry for the tra
> Is this really necessary? Grow up.
>
> Unsupported Operating System
> If you were visiting this site with Linux, you could
> install thousands of applications simply with a klik. You
> can download a free copy of Linux here. Please come back
> with a standards compliant operating system and brow
> 1) Record the cassettes on files using a tape recorder
> connected to the mic port of the sound card (or there's
> some other way to do it?)
>
> 2) Translate those files into wav files to be burned with
> xcdroast.
Shell: arecord or gramofile
KDE: krec (enable full duplex for arts in the contr
> what do you actually want the cd for if all your hard
> drives are going to be mounted? is it simply a backup
> kernel?
what I could have needed these days would have been my
bootmanager on a CD. For some reason (which I do not know) my
MBR has been bad and GRUB hung. So, having my GRUB on a
> Just a little question. I have alsa running right now and
> I have my media keys mapped for commands. Yet in the
> mixers Master volume control does not change the volume of
> the rear or middle speakers. Is there another way to
> change the volume of those speakers without writing my own
> s
> I've been unable to get alsa working satisfactorily with
> several of my sound cards (Audigy LS in particular).
I wonder; did you check the card matrix on alsa-project.org?
> I've
> solved this by installing the commercial OSS driver (which
> is free for personal use with a few minor restrict
>I've installed Sane from Sane's CVS as that supposedly
> has support for my Epson scanner. Does anyone have any
> simple instructions about for how to get the scanner
> recognized and Sane working? (In a sane amount of time...)
sane-find-scanner?
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Am Sonntag 30 Januar 2005 23:10 schrieb Mark Knecht:
> found USB scanner (vendor=0x04b8 [EPSON], product=0x0121
> [EPSON Scanner]) at libusb:001:004
>
> but then scanimage tells me no scanner found. I assume that
> maybe I need to load a driver or something but so far I
> cannot seem to get things
Hi,
I wonder if does anyone use elektra?
Somehow it seems that it is cool to unify configuration tasks,
but on the other hand, it reminds me to something I have
known some years ago ;-) .
It also seems to make it possible to create distro independent
configuration tools, replacing YaST, Dra
> someone for sure ;)
>
> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=63417
Cool ;-) .
Are there already things elektra can do on a gentoo box
(except setting variables at login)?
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> What's recommended for a non-experienced user. Mostly I
> just want it to be easy for him and not too difficult for
> me to set up.
If you're on KDE, try knode.
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> I'm wondering if anything uses Gentoo and MIDI together at
> all? If so, could you please send me some details about
> your system, software and kernel setup?
I use a Edirol UM-1S as a MIDI controller and a Terratec
Aureon USB 5.1. Both work out of the box thanks to
snd-usb-audio.
Best re
> How could I share the sound resources between different
> apps?
You need a system which allows all of your applications to
play sound. Especially mplayer does support most of the
existing systems. try mplayer -ao help
Unfortunately, there are applications which can only
use /dev/dsp and wil
> For setting up dmix with alsa try this howto:
> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_ALSA_sound_mixer_aka_dmix
AFAIK, DMIX will be included in the next Fedora release as
well as in one of the next ALSA release.
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> > AFAIK, DMIX will be included in the next Fedora release
> > as well as in one of the next ALSA release.
>
> dmix is part of alsa, no need to 'include' it, just to set
> up your .asoundrc correctly.
Yeah, but writing an .asoundrc isn't the most trivial thing on
earth, due to its syntax.
I me
> I used to be able to open aonther X session and connect to
> kdm by running:
>
> X :1 -query localhost
I log in on VT5 and type
startx -- :1
to open a second session.
Furthermore, there has been an other post some minutes ago by
Peter Ruskin (thanks to him BTW ;-):
=
Make your /usr/k
> i emerged this kernel last night, copied over my config,
> generated a new initrd and when i boot i get a file not
> found, i think on the line with the initrd splash image.
> anyone gotten splashutils to work with this kernel?
you need gensplash.
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> Then you need to look at your alsa setup in
> /etc/modules.d/alsa ÂWhile alsaconf can configure this, a
> manual edit, then an - update-modules force will
> re-generate /etc/modules.conf
>
> /dev/dsp is setup on boot when the device nodes get make by
> coldplug/udev, or by devfs, if you're still
> a tool for quck backup/restore of gentoo installation ?
> Or better is to use standard tools dar/tar/cp !!?
I got my Gentoo system from a friend - a huge tarball on a
DVD!
I simply unpacked it to an empty partition, adjusted the
XF86Config and since this moment I'm a happy Gentoo
user ;-) .
> 1. Can I create a series of PNG pictues and then make a
> movie from those pictures? What software will do that?
>
> 2. Is there a software that will allow me to work with my
> software and record it?
>
> 3. What tool will enable me to add sound to the movie?
xvidcap.sf.net.
Best regards
> xvidcap.sf.net.
If you have questions about xvidcap, feel free to ask me via
PM.
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> what opensource software to we have to recommend to do some
> small desktop publishing, ie family newletterm and
> such.
Scribus.
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> Desktop publishing = scribus or openoffice but mostly
> scribus. If it's good enough for some newspaper it is good
> enough for you ;)
Are you sure ;-) ?
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Hi,
a short question:
I'd like to start playing with udev, but I'd like to not mess
up my system.
Is it save to emerge it, or will it remove existing parts of
my current system, or affect it in any way?
Thanks for any hint.
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> It is safe. As long as you leave devfs compiled into your
> kernel, you can switch between udev and devfs at boot time,
> until you are happy with udev and remove devfs altogether.
>
> See http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/udev-guide.xml
Argh. RTFM ;-) .
Thanks a lot for the link (which I could ha
Hi,
I have an application which wants to create events moving the
mouse while the alt key is pressed.
Unfortunately, this combo moves the window of applications in
KDE.
I didn't find any matching option in the control center. Are
there any chance to disable this behaviour in KDE?
Thanbks
Hi,
> Control Centre -> Desktop -> Window Behaviour -> Inner
> Window, Title Bar & Frame -> Modifier key + left button ->
> Nothing.
cool. Well hidden: I had to set my control center to english
language, but thanks to your description, I found it.
Thanks a lot!
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> How does chown work? #chown :users doesn't
> work.
It works. I used it yesterday.
> I added to wheel group, but when I su I
> get: name expired(something like that).
The user seems not to be allowed to sudo. See /etc/sudoers for
details.
[...]
> Why can't I many tools(cp, mv for starters)
> After updating system and world, I can't su anymore.
> when I try su, I get :
>
> "su: Permission denied
> Sorry."
Somewhere you have to enable which users may do a su.
But please don't ask me where I've set it ages ago ;-) .
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> > But please don't ask me where I've set it ages ago ;-) .
>
> So why bother posting?
sorry, I just felt in the mood to remember the old un*x joke.
But you're right, I should have shut up...
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> I'm using mozilla-thunderbird-1.0 for reading RSS feeds.
> When selecting an article, thunderbird only displays the
> title of the article in the message window instead of
> loading the web page. On another system (debian unstable)
> it works as expected.
>
> Is this a gentoo related issue? Or i
> "Finished" my new myth install last night, and there's no
> sound. The simple explanation might be that I didn't
> install alsa, trying instead to get it to work with just
> the nvidia driver. So, I emerge'd alsa-tools (it's a
> gentoo system) and loaded alsa
> (/etc/init.d/alsasound start), a
Hi,
> Where do I have to look for the problem? I compiled sound
> support into my kernel and activated emu10k1 as module (but
> I tried without that as well).
* You do not need the ALSA driver package with 2.6 kernels
because the drivers are now included in the kernel
* Disable all OSS stuff i
> > * You do not need the ALSA driver package with 2.6
> > kernels because the drivers are now included in the
> > kernel
>
> any advices for a 2.4 kernel?
Thenj you'll need the external alsa-driver package, plus
alsa-lib and - optionally - alsa-utils.
Alsaconf is in alsa-utils, so I recommend
> So far I've spent a very lot of time waiting for something
> to finish emerging. It seems like things like Mozilla
> take an extrordinary long time.
OK, mozilla is a strage example.
OTOH, I really like Gentoo, but certainly not for compiling
everything by myself. I'd really like to see some
> All appears to have gone well except for sound.
that's bad :) .
> alsaconf doesn't find any cards. I have NOT emerged
> alsa-driver
You do not need alsa-driver because the drivers are now in the
kernel.
> but have marked each of my sound cards in the
> kernel configuration. Should I have m
> Sometimes [about 1 in 3 times] my internet connection does
> not work directly after booting. After restarting the
> net.eth0 script all is fine. As this behavour is rather new
> to me, and this is a bit annyoing [particullary for people
> without root access] i would like to know if someone has
> Maybe i exagerated a bit:
> beep-media-player dies immediatley when playing a file. And
> while I can listen to music in xine, xine dies when trying
> to play a avi file with 'xiTK received SIGSEGV signal,
> RIP.' Playing movies using mplayer works ...
Try mplayer -ao help to see a list of avai
> Well: I've tried oss and alsa because I don't have any
> other sound systems activated. Both work, but mplayer -ao
> alsa some_file.avi imediatly kills the gnome-volume-control
> ...
I'm not familiar with Gnome in common or gnome-volume-control
in detail, but maybe GVC is buggy or there have b
> But it is
> possible that this has something to do with an upgrade of
> alsa-lib which i made in connection with a world update.
I'm no ALSA professional, but AFAIK alsa-lib is the API for
audio applications as well as for mixers (maybe I'm wrong).
So, it may be possible that GVC is incompati
> I have a box that has an alsa sound card. It works in
> knoppix, but I suspect that is oss as the modules is called
> sb, which doesn't sound like a alsa module to me.
AFAIK Knoppix still uses OSS instead of ALSA.
After dropping OSS and installing ALSA, you can try to use
alsaconf from the al
> [OT] A note about ALSA.
> ALSA disappionted me greatly. A week ago I moved my home
> server to a new box, intel i810 mainboard video,audio
> integrated. When trying to get the integrated crappy AC97
> to work ALSA produced terrible noise. The sound card was
> TOTALLY unusable. After moving back
> A pc has two soundcards, and two users. I want one
> soundcard to be accessible ONLY to one of the users, the
> other - ONLY to the other user. How do I do this ? Can this
> be done through .asoundrc ? How ? Or do I need to change
> device file permissions ? On what files ?
Most distros use PAM
> Thanks for the info, but what are the files I need to
> chown/chmod ? I am using ALSA, no OSS emulation layer.
phew, that's too much for me ;-) .
This is concerning ALSA sequencer, and I'd recommend to join
the ALSA user mailing list or the linux audio user
mailinglist.
AFAIK, asoundrc does
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