/dev/audio & /dev/dsp gone
today i tried to get my microphone to work, in desperation i completly reinstalled alsa.
mic is now working but /dev/audio and /dev/dsp are gone... ???
edit:
nevermind. it's because i blacklisted snd-pcm-oss
Last edited by awfullyawesome (2009-04-19 00:59:16)
Sarah;
Thanks for the response.
I assure you I have searched the whole of forums identified with the sound problems encountered. I would not start a new post if I had not exhausted the material.
I have encountered :
REGISTER ^ sound....et cetera
REGISTER ^snd...et cetera
and as an alternative....
REGISTER sound...etcetera
REGISTER snd.... et cetera
I tried them both!!!
I have entered the long list of ... aliases..more than once!!!
I probably have more entries into various files as suggested by posts that probably need to cleared out.
The significant thing I found by comparing this upgrade with the previous arch 2.4.21-1 was the missing files from /root/dev. The number missing is probably 200 and the significant directories missing are /dev /snd and /dev/sound.
Searching the forum for pertinent information concerning those particular files showed no reference to them. I do not know how they are created. I suspect they weren't properly upgraded when I upgraded to 2.4.24-1.
I am aware of the procedures extant for alsa and its relevant data entries but my post refers to the missing files in /root/dev which by comparison with arch 2.4.21-1 number in the hundreds.
I hope you understand my question better.
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