Sound?
Sun, 07/10/2011 - 15:22 | by Holsten
any chance to get the sound working
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there are a lot of problems
there are a lot of problems with sound so i guess what yours is.... no sound because of oss? (/dev/dsp missing) you need a wrapper.
if yo use alsa start with
aoss etincluded in
alsa-ossif you use pulseaudio start with
padsp etincluded in
pulseaudio-utilsbut maybe you have a different problem....
hm, i know 5 solutions 1st.
hm, i know 5 solutions
1st. use OSS as sound system
2nd. if you use a debian derived distro install the "oss-compat" package(requires a restart) and start et with: "./et.x86 +set com_soundMegs 64 +set s_khz 44"
3rd. use http://nullkey.kapsi.fi/et-sdl-sound/
4th. use a wrapper see pheonton's post
5th. give et direct access to your soundcard
echo 'et.x86 0 0 direct' > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/ossecho 'et.x86 0 0 disable' > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0c/oss
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oss-compat worked for me on
oss-compat worked for me on aptosid