-- quoting Christoph Eckert --
> Thenj you'll need the external alsa-driver package, plus
> alsa-lib and - optionally - alsa-utils.
>
> Alsaconf is in alsa-utils, so I recommend to install
> alsa-utils.
I tried that (following Gentoo ALSA config guide), but as said in my first
pos
> > * 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
-- quoting Christoph Eckert --
> * 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?
> BTW: Whenever possible Skype can be avoided using SIP
> softphones like linphone.
what are pros and con
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
Hi all,
I have been running OSS since years, but now I want to try ALSA, because I
want to use my microphone for skype.
So I followed the Gentoo ALSA guide, but unfortunately w/o success Sad
First, I looked for my sound card. It's a SB Live!, so I added
ALSA_CARDS="emu10k1"
to my /etc/make.conf
