Bug#952814: I made the sound work with libaudio-dev

[Thierry Vilmart <t.vilmart@gmail.com>]

I built wine from source and i have the sound. I used a unstable libaudio-dev built from source in 64 bit. For 32 one would need a chroot with alocal debian to not affect the system.

--> build libfaudio-dev from source

add unstable reposiry rules the the apt sources.list

and add this to preferences.d/preferences

Package: * Pin: release a=unstable Pin-Priority: -10

sudo apt-src source libfaudio-dev

sudo chown -R USER:USER FOLDER

sudo apt-get build-dep libfaudio-dev

sudo apt-get install devscripts

cd in the subfolder of the subfolder

debuild -b -uc -us

one folder up (cd ..)

sudo dpkg -i libfaudio-dev_19.12-1_amd64.deb libfaudio0_19.12-1_amd64.deb

On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 9:58 PM Thierry Vilmart <t.vilmart@gmail.com> wrote:

For your info, unless it is a tricky package liek a kernel, you can build unstable from source and it will be better than a backport. THis is the way t odo it but yo uare not allowed ot install directly unstable on debian.

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=952814

On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 9:55 PM Thierry Vilmart <t.vilmart@gmail.com> wrote:

I built wine from source. I and I have the sound working thanks to libaudio-dev.

ANd I built libaudio-dev -t unstable from source. It was very simple, just build-dep and then the build command from the doc, What I say here is only valid for 64 bit.

If one wants to build for 32 bit libaudio-dev, one needs to create a local debian in a chroot.

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Med vänliga hälsingar,
Thierry Vilmart

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Med vänliga hälsingar,
Thierry Vilmart

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Med vänliga hälsingar,
Thierry Vilmart