[linux-audio-user] debian sarge // g4 titanium powerbook // sound

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On Sat, Jun 18, 2005 at 08:40:43AM +0100, tim hall wrote:
> > another problem is, the system sound configuration doesn't seem to get
> > saved. that is, when i re-start i have to run
> > mopprobe snd-powermac
> > alsaconf
> > then i can use the alsa mixer and pd audio runs. there seems to be no
> > way now to control sound, aside from using the alsa mixer.
> > where should i go from here?
> 
> try putting
> snd-powermac
> into /etc/modules - it should then load at boot-time, which gives you an even 
> chance of alsa autoconfiguring itself.

Should be enough to put 'snd' into /etc/modules. The root cause is this line
in /etc/init.d/alsa start():
                [ -d /proc/asound ] || ...

-- 
Martin

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