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How do i find out the hardware location of my sound card for use with vmware? /dev/dsp which is default dosnt work, Ive looked in /dev but theres too many things in there to tell.
a quick scan on google suggests that vmware doesn't yet supposrt alsa natively, and i'd assume that you are using alsa. by loading the oss compatability modules you will get a /dev/dsp or similar that vmware can pick up. just try a "modprobe snd_pcm_oss"
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