Re: Esound and XEmacs




>From: Daniel Pasco <dlpasco@yahoo.com>

>Well, I've finally got Gnome and Enlightenment installed and running
>(really cool stuff here, I'm enjoying it).  I downloaded XEmacs and
>compiled and installed it and it appears to not be an ESD friendly
>application whatsoever.  Any time it's supposed to make a sound you
>get the message "/dev/dsp is busy or unavailable."


Try starting "esd -as 1" before you start Enlightenment or Gnome in your X 
startup script.

This arguement sets esd to "go to sleep" and release the sound port after the 
given 1 seconds, and so other applications can access it.

You need a fairly recent esd for this to work.

-------My opinion - Not sane, intelligent or necessarily useful-------
o o                                      mailto:Moredhel@earthling.net 
/v\ark R. Bowyer.  http://i.am/Moredhel  mailto:Mark.Bowyer@UK.Sun.COM
`-'                                             I'm the dots in .co.uk



[Date Prev][Date Next]   [Thread Prev][Thread Next]   [Thread Index] [Date Index] [Author Index]