Re: No soundcards found - but only kernel 3.x

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> I'm suggesting that instead of aplay -l that you look in /proc/asound
> instead: aplay requires a lot of things to be working before it reports
> anything at all.   /proc/asound will be there even if nothing works and
> will certainly include useful information even when aplay doesn't do
> anything useful.

Have posted contents of asound in this thread bottom.
Seems ALL is OK. but aplay fails to open the /dev node


> It's not bias, it's a question of using what is known to work.   Note
> that among other things, udev handles the cases where the major and
> minor numbers for a device aren't fixed.   You may or may not be falling
> foul of this.

Well, shure it works but it is not a needed stuff.

About more than a decade without it and ALSA was PERFECT - really.
JACK+ALSA was a combination without much trouble.

If UDEV is causing this problem..... hmmmm I can not be shure so far.

The kernel driver seems to me the cause - WHY it can open the /dev node
in version 2.6x but **not** in version(s) 3.x ? 
It is the same device node, same perm, same MAJOR/MINOR... identical.

That is my/the problem... driving me nuts :)
The driver internals changed quite a bit.





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