I can't see sound device using "esd -h" command

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I can't see sound device using "esd -h" command

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06-04-2004, 10:36 AM	#1
RockyZ LQ Newbie Registered: Jun 2004 Distribution: Fedora 2 Posts: 7 Rep:	I can't see sound device using "esd -h" command Hi, I installed Fedora 2 on my machine (Athleon CPU). And I connect 1 USB Labtec Headset to my keyboard USB hub. The system seems recognize fine when I run "kudzu" again (I can see USB audio device when I browse hardware of computer. But if I use "esd -h" command, I can only see "hw:0" whch is internal sound card. The Labtec sound card is missing. I wonder if I missing something to install in Fedora 2. The weird thing is that if I use soundcard detect application, it display internal audio adapter (VT8233/A/8235/8237 AC97 Audio Controller); and I click "Play test sound" button, the sound just come out from USB Labtec Headset. And in "/sys/class/sound" I can see only 1 controller there. Can anyone else tell me about it? Can I use USB audio device and internal sound card at the same time for different user on one computer? Anyone can help me? Thanks. Rocky

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