12 Sep
2003
12 Sep
'03
7:44 p.m.
Everything looks good, perhaps there is a kernel/alsa mismatch?
The alsa-driver/kernel rpm is version specific and must match your
kernel. The ALSA freshrpms are compiled for the most recent offical
redhat kernel, 2.4.20 something. Take a look at the alsa-kernel rpm
installed from fresh and see if it matches:
rpm -qa | grep alsa-kernel
uname -r
Kevin
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I’m attempting use the Shrike alsa rpm’s from
fresh from to
install alsa
and it’s libs and utils.
My pc is and athlon xp2000+ with an onboard via82c686 and am having
problems getting alsamixer to launch. I keep
getting the error no
such
device. My .asoundrc looks like this
looks good to me.
I’m concerned that I need to disable the default Redhat sound
stuff but
have no as the system log shows errors trying to
grab the port. But
I
have no idea how to do that. HELP!!!!!!!!!!! I’ve
been struggling
with
this for weeks, and I’m getting pretty p$ssed
off.
I feel your pain...
If you are having problems groking hte redhat way of controlling the
sound You might want to try installing frm the planet ccrma
repository.
It is packaged specifically for redhat uswers and gets a very good
press.
http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/
Rgds.
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