I was trying to get realaudio to work. It reported another device was
using the sound card. How do find out what applications are using the
sound card. I tried ps and could not find out with this application
david
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`fuser /dev/dsp` will work (if /dev/dsp is your sound device).
ryan
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Hi !
I tried ps and could not find out with this application
Maybe you could try 'ps aux'
This lists *all* running processes!
btw: try 'man ps' to get some more details!
good luck :-)
greetings
philipp
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Should have been more clear. I tried ps -auxwf and then the man pages :)
david
On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, gott wrote:
Hi !
I tried ps and could not find out with this application
Maybe you could try 'ps aux'
This lists *all* running processes!
btw: try 'man ps' to get some more details!
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:I was trying to get realaudio to work. It reported another
:device was using the sound card. How do find out what
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:not find out with this application
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:david
On Tue, 2002-03-12 at 07:03, dbrett wrote:
I was trying to get realaudio to work. It reported another device was
using the sound card. How do find out what applications are using the
sound card. I tried ps and could not find out with this application
david
fuser /dev/dsp
However, if