Re: 4-front OSS and gnome sounds
- From: Jean-Francois Ondedieu <jfonde fr inter net>
- To: fheitka attglobal net
- Cc: gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: 4-front OSS and gnome sounds
- Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 10:05:43 +0200
Ahh Ahh ....
I had the same problem a few times ago. It seems that esd needs alsa in
order to work properly.
But: when configuring esd i saw some oss tests, looking for oss_ioctl()
function.
So, what you might do is :
1 - try to use alsa if your sound card is supported
2 - try to compile your kernel with the oss sound otions in it (not as
module)
3 - there is a librairy from 4-font (liboss.a if i can remember). Make sure
it is in /usr/lib (or it is linked into this directory)
The point is that the oss test during esd configure must be positive.
As my sound card is supported - now - by alsa, I didn't investigate much in
this area.
if this may help ...
Le 2001.04.10 13:23, fheitka attglobal net a écrit :
> I have been unable to get gnome sounds to work.
> I am using the 4-front OSS sound drivers. I can
> play CDs and esd plays beeps when I start it, but
> no desktop sound work. Has anyone else had this
> problem? When I compile *some* gnome apps, they
> seem to assume that alsa is present. When I delete
> the -lasound from the makefile, the app seems to
> compile fine (without undefined symbols anyway.)
> What are the assumptions gnome makes about sound
> drivers?
>
> Fred
>
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