On Sat, Mar 17, 2007 at 04:52:03PM -0400, Lee Revell wrote: > On 3/17/07, Dragan Noveski <perodog@xxxxxxx> wrote: > >hi list, > >yesterday i successfully replaced the debian alsa drivers/libs/etc with > >the selfcompiled ones, v1.0.14rc3 - and (almost) everything works > >wonderful! > > > >well, the only thing what does not work as previously is that the > >alsamixer settings for my onboard device (intel8x0) are not restored > >after a reboot - everything muted! > >if i plug the usb interface, the mixer is not muted, but there are some > >old settings saved, and if i change the settings, on the next boot they > >are not restored too. > >plugin the multiface(cardbus) works wery well, since we use the > >'hdspmixer' and not the 'alsamixer' for that one. > > Debian stores asound.state in a non-standard location (somwhere under > /var IIRC). I think the easiest fix is to replace your self-compiled > alsactl with Debian's, or hack the startup/shutdown scripts to > save/restore asound.state where you want it. I doubt there's anything special about their version of alsactl, they probably just do what you're suggesting in an init script. (On gentoo, the relevant script is called /etc/init.d/alsasound.) On shutdown, you want to do: alsactl store On startup, you want to do: alsactl restore -- Paul Winkler http://www.slinkp.com
