On Tuesday 13 June 2006 20:07, Rick Miles wrote:
> I see this mesage on new installs of slackware and if you have the same
> problem it's easy to fix.
>
> Check the permissions on /dev/dsp. It may be that you will have to change
> your permissions to give users access. /dev/dsp is actually a symlinc
> to /dev/sound so you'll need to change that permission too.
>
I'm dealing with something similiar, but something is odd here, firstly it
happens only on some cards, and not all the time either.
And of course since /dev/sound is a DIRECTORY and /dev/dsp is meant to be a
file... isn't THAT the problem ?
Shouldn't udev configs be modified so it's symlinked to /dev/sound/dsp
instead ?
A.J.
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