Hello again! Sergio Mendoza wrote:
Are you in the audio group? Else just add rw to the devices (chmod 766 /dev/dsp /dev/audio). If this is not the problem, then: are you sure your kernel was compiled to support audio? This should appear at booting time... Ahh, yes, it is a bit of a nightmare... I had to suffer with this also and interestingly, the device dsp doesn't work as it should...
After all, I managed to make it work. Here's what I did: 1. Added the following lines to /etc/modutils/aliases alias char-major-14 cs4231 pre-install cs4231 modprobe audio (now the sound modules are loaded when they're needed) 2. Chmoded the devices to 766: chmod 766 /dev/audio /dev/dsp /dev/mixer /dev/sequencer /dev/sndstat 3. Rebooted (just to be sure). Now it works! Beautiful! :-) Thanks for all the help.Now does anyone know how to make Solaris executables run on this thing? It's supposed to work by insmoding solaris.o and putting some libs on /usr/gnuemuls/solaris, but I just get stupid error messages (see my other earlier e-mail about that)...
Best regards, AI