Ken Mandelberg wrote: > My overall goal is to run pulseaudio on a Linux Sunray session which has > an OSS /dev/dsp. This is kind of a complicated situation, so I am trying > to do the equivalent first on a laptop that already has pulse working. > > On the laptop (Ubuntu 8.04) it works with an alsa sink. > > However, I changed my default.pa to instead use > > load-module module-oss device="/dev/dsp" sink_name=output source_name=input > > I do hear the startup jingle /usr/share/sounds/startup3.wav on login, > but I don't know if thats coming from pulse or not. I do see a reference > to it in the "info". > > Anything I then try to "paplay" hangs. I know the /dev/dsp is good > because mplayer can use it directly with "-ao oss". I can also cat au > files to the /dev/dsp successfully. > > Below is what pacmd sees with "info", right after login. > > Any suggestions? Probably best to run after login: $ pulseaudio -k (to kill the running daemon: confirm it's stopped with: ps aux | grep pulse) $ pulseaudio -vvv (to run a new server and give lots of nice debug output). After doing this try paplay again and see what the server says about it in it's debug message. HTHs Col
