Who the hell is Michael Doyle, you ask?
That is NOT good news for anyone. This is a company (of 2 people) suing
over an overly broad patent they weren't using for anything
themselves. The implications for all software of this nature (embedded
plug ins) is very far-reaching and could impact
this guy stands by his word or not is irrelevant. I
do not like the idea of suing over patents in this method. This URL
(posted on /. today) illustrates this point perfectly.
http://news.com.com/2100-1038-5141810.html?tag=nefd_hed
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James Cammarata
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www.sngx.net
home: 314-835
this is not a solution I am interested in. And no my
sound is NOT muted. /dev/sound is empty.
My Specs: Dell 400SC (brand new) running Mandrake 9.2. Sound
is the onboard AC'97.
Any help is appreciated.
James Cammarata
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.sngx.net
home: 314-835-1122
work: 314-872-2426
cell: 314-409-0583
At 04:01 AM 1/12/2004 +, you wrote:
On Monday 12 Jan 2004 2:10 am, James Cammarata wrote:
I posted this earlier, didn't get any help on it so I'm posting it again.
I lost every device out of my /dev/sound folder due to some freak Mandrake
snafu, so I have no sound in Gnome. Can someone
thanks for the pointer on my video problem, i figured that wouldn't be too
hard to solve.
My main issues is with my lack of sound. I have absolutely no idea how to
fix this and can't find any help via Google.
James Cammarata
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.sngx.net
home: 314-835-1122
work: 314-872-2426
to correct the
problem automatically.
3) Disabling the sound card, starting Linux, rebooting, and then
re-enabling the sound card (through BIOS, it's an onboard AC'97 sound
system). Thought maybe Linux might detect it as new hardware, but nope.
Thanks in advance for any help.
James Cammarata
