Hi Cheryl,
I know you are Debian, but in Redhat there is a script
/etc/init.d/alsasound. It takes care of things like alsactl restore.
All I need to do are the following three commands:
service alsasound start
service alsasound stop
service alsasound restart
As you would expect, 'service alsasound start' is taken care of during
initialization. I would imagine that Debian had the service mechanism
since it is very standard UNIX, but I don't know.
Jim Wantz
On Sat, 20 Apr 2002,
Cheryl Homiak wrote:
> I wouldn't think that /etc/profile would be a great place for it; then I think
> alsactl will want to restore every time I login on a new tty.
> Seems to me before when I had alsa that there was a debian script somewhere that
> determined whether those settings would be done or not, but there was a
> discrepancy; somewhere alsa was called alsasound or vice versa, so I always had
> to edit that script everytime there was an upgrade. But I don't remember where
> it was.
>
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