Thanks to 'nealbirch' and Bret Holcomb for suggestions.
The solution was that I needed to emerge the alsa-driver (as well as
rebuild kernel with only M support). I wanted to be sure there wasn;t
something overlooked before rebuilding kernel. The quirky part is how I
overlooked the distinction b
After getting alsasound working, I broke it and I believe it's because of
how I answered etc-update. After an emerge, there was a statement that
I should run etc-update to resolve which config file to use. I did, and I
think that broke alsa probably because I was guessing how to answer
etc-upda
> Doc
>
> On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 21:12, Tom Nicholson wrote:
> > After getting alsasound working, I broke it and I believe it's
> > because of how I answered etc-update. After an emerge, there was a
> > statement that I should run etc-update to resolve which config
gain (start being the ALSA how to :) )
> >
> > Doc
> >
> > On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 21:12, Tom Nicholson wrote:
> > > After getting alsasound working, I broke it and I believe it's
> > > because of how I answered etc-update. After an emerge, there was a
&g
Don't know if this will help or not, but I had the same error reported and
solved it by putting localhost inside apache.conf where it asks for
ServerName.
ServerName localhost
Maybe that doesn't fit your needs but it worked for me. I can now access
apache from within my home net.
> On April 3,
After getting sound working on my console-only, 4 gig server box I
became dissatisfied with mpg123 when I couldn't pause it interactively.
So I found mp3blaster on the net. So where's the problem? well, I had to
install 'by hand' (./configure make make install) instead of using emerge
and being
> At 06:31 PM 04/05/2003 -0800, you wrote:
> >The mp3blaster is designed from getgo for console use, so I read, and
> >uses ncurses so why all the x-base and font stuff? Is this a fault of
> >the ebuild or the portage or me?
>
> I'm betting you didn't modify your USE variables in the /etc/make.con
pendency is the wrong word here,
something that has to be installed to get mp3blaster to install, is what I mean)
> Tom Nicholson wrote:
>
> > Main issue being-- why the ebuild for mp3blaster wanted to install
> > x11 stuff which I don't have room for?
>
> nas (for which m
Can anyone suggest why my sound doesn't work or where to look for
further clues?
I've built a gentoo box from older parts to learn with. I wanted just
command line stuff to study servers like apache, proftp, samba, etc. so
no gui. I remembered there's a sound card in the system and I can't
fig
