Installing/Configuring ALSA Sound Modules In Debian
GonzoJohn writes "Linux Orbit explains how: "A very common question that comes up when trying Debian GNU/Linux is how the heck do you get Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (a.k.a. ALSA) sound modules set up properly? In this HOWTO we'll show you how to compile and install the ALSA kernel modules, and then setup things using the ALSA Debian script so that modules are automatically loaded and unloaded, and your mixer levels are saved and restored on boot up. Here are some things you'll need to have before you start this HOWTO""
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Im the BEST
1st != 10^90
lick the cancle button (at least thats what our Chinese QA says)
wget slashdot.org >> /dev/audio
Nice site, however, this CSS property they use when you mouse over a link, it is _really_ slow on my computer with both Mozilla and IE. Webmaster, if you are reading this, please change that CSS property of onMouseOver you got there, to a simple color change.
As for ALSA, I find it difficult to configure and install. I tried doing it on Mandrake some weeks back, and it was a pain in the butt. Not sure if it is easier on Debian.
so, uh you rpm your kernel modules and they just auto-install to your specific kernel configuration? Impressive.
SuSE too
This is funny, bet nobody has the balls the mod it up.
... Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed...
1) Get a couple of beers
2) Design an user-unfriendly operating system
3) ???
4) Profit!
Amen, brother.
You are absolutely right. As a long term Mac user (I am a UNIX sysadmin by trade, though), I think having to read a HOWTO to set up something like sound is pure masochism.
What would you do if it didn't?
Dude, you're my hero! Seriously