15 Feb
2009
15 Feb
'09
3:58 p.m.
Hi Dave,
Dave Phillips wrote:
When you built ALSA did you set the prefix option,
i.e. :
./configure --prefix=/usr
If not, you might have two ALSA installations on your system now, one in
the /usr hierarchy and one in /usr/local.
Ah, the famous --prefix=/usr! No, of course I hadn't applied that.
Rebuild with the correct option and reinstall, let us
know if that works.
Since I have - duh! - purged the respective kernel since, I cannot do a
rebuild. Sorry, I should have kept it around for testing this out. But
thanks for the hint, it sounds reasonable to me that that's what caused
the problem. I will probably compile my own ALSA driver on another
generic Debian kernel soon and report the results here.
Thanks,
flo.H