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I run Vendetta on Linux (Slackware) with KDE...
Sound is configured using Alsa-Drivers - KDE's is set to "Open Sound System" and everything works fine...
Vendetta says "Open Sound System driver", too but there is no sound at all :(
H E L P !
greetz Paul!
Sound is configured using Alsa-Drivers - KDE's is set to "Open Sound System" and everything works fine...
Vendetta says "Open Sound System driver", too but there is no sound at all :(
H E L P !
greetz Paul!
Is the package "alsa-oss" installed?
Are the volume sliders in Vendetta set to maximum?
If you have alsamixer, set BOTH PCM and Master to 100% (yes, I know this gives distortion on Digital Speakers. It is just as a test).
Are the volume sliders in Vendetta set to maximum?
If you have alsamixer, set BOTH PCM and Master to 100% (yes, I know this gives distortion on Digital Speakers. It is just as a test).
turn off arts before you run vendetta
Is there something in the console that says /dev/dsp: permission denied when you run Vendetta?
- alsa-oss is installed
- arts is disables
vendetta says (like it did before :-)
"/dev/dsp: Input/output error"
- arts is disables
vendetta says (like it did before :-)
"/dev/dsp: Input/output error"
Use this to start up vendetta:
#!/bin/sh
xgamma -q -gamma 2.0
sudo su root -c 'echo "vendetta 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss'
sudo su root -c 'echo "vendetta 0 0 disable" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0c/oss'
amixer sset PCM,0 28
/usr/local/bin/vendetta
xgamma -q -gamma 1.5
amixer sset PCM,0 24
The key lines are the two sudo lines. THey will tell alsa to behave and allow sound to work.
#!/bin/sh
xgamma -q -gamma 2.0
sudo su root -c 'echo "vendetta 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss'
sudo su root -c 'echo "vendetta 0 0 disable" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0c/oss'
amixer sset PCM,0 28
/usr/local/bin/vendetta
xgamma -q -gamma 1.5
amixer sset PCM,0 24
The key lines are the two sudo lines. THey will tell alsa to behave and allow sound to work.
I saw it in the thread before and successfully tried it ... Thanks indeed
/me laughs at the silly people with unsupported sound cards and goes off to gloat over his SB Live! Value
Huh Rogue? :) This is an alsa thing. IE it's trying to mmap /dev/dsp. The two sudo lines makes it so that Alsa doesn't block the mmap of /dev/dsp. Has nothing to do with "unsupported" sound cards. I've got a SiS 7012 onboard audio card. It's accessed via Alsa's Intel8x0 driver. :) Looks quite supported to me :D
Freaky, what alsa is this? 0.9_rc6? Mine dosen't do anything like that at all...
0.9.2. And it's on the alsa website where it talks about this.
How peculiar... I've never heard of it across 4 ALSA and alsa-oss using machines.