At Thu, 07 Jun 2007 22:46:42 +0200,
Ingo Müller wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Can't you put something like
>
> <$HOME/.asoundrc.machine1>
>
> in /etc/asoundrc of machine 1 and
>
> <$HOME/.asoundrc.machine2>
>
> in /etc/asoundrc of machine 2?
This won't work because alsa-lib stops with error when no file is
found for inclusion.
> If this doesn't work (sorry, I don't have
> any linux machine nearby), this code should as it's from the official
> documentation:
>
> @hooks [
> {
> func load
> files [
> "~/.asoundrc.machineX"
> ]
> errors false
> }
> ]
The problem is how to replace this @hooks. It's usually defined in
/usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf globally.
This reminds me another workaround using ALSA_CONFIG_PATH variable.
This variable can point the location of the config tree. If it's not
set, /usr/share/alsa is used.
So, create your own config tree, e.g. $HOME/alsa, by just copying from
/usr/share/alsa to $HOME/alsa, then set ALSA_CONFIG_PATH=$HOME/alsa.
Now patch $HOME/alsa/alsa.conf as you like. For example, the patch I
sent previously.
Takashi
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