Re: debian 10.1
Didier Spaier, le sam. 07 sept. 2019 21:36:52 +0200, a ecrit:
> See attached pic. In this case the virtual sound cards were chosen with
> this option:
> -soundhw es1370,ac97
> So having an Intel HDA among the cards or not doesn't change the
> behavior.
Well, yes, in both case there are several cards, so the installer has to
propose the choice to the user.
> Having not looked at the script this time, I don't know if it:
> 1. loops to check that there is only one sound cards before
> using it
Yes. It waits a bit, in case the card it saw is not the only one, and
others just need a bit more time to show up.
> Anyway, the aforementioned message looks confusing, even if
> not spoken.
I have now turned it into
Found 2 audio cards, waiting for $S more seconds for any other card...
> "without asking when there is only one" (which is expected).
Ok :)
> (and anyway the script should know already that there is only one card
> if I understand well).
It can't be sure, that's the problem, because hardware detection
nowadays is completely asynchronous, there is no such thing as "I have
finished detecting hardware", a USB device might show up really late for
instance.
Samuel
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