Many Problems
1. I recompiled the kernal, just for the learning experiance. When I rebooted, I got a message: Error while initilizing sound driver. Device /dev/dsp Cannot be opened (no such device). Sound server will continue using null output device. If I try to run alsaconf it says
modinfo:snd:no module by trhat name found. Then alsa starts and says "No Supported Sound cards" 2. I installed a ttf font, and when I use it in GIMP, it is very small and cannot be sized bigger. 3. My mic doesnt work at all. Thanks in advance! |
Did you make sure to include the proper sound card module in your kernel (either as module or builtin)?
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I didn't change the kernal config at all. I just wanted to recompile as a learning experiance. Im assume that because alsaconf worked before I recompiled, that it should work without changing anything. Maybe Im wrong tho. Can you tell me how to include it in the kernal compilation?
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I still can't get this to work. Anyone have any ideas?
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If you're using Slackware 2.4 stock kernel, try reinstalling alsa-driver Slack pack or get the latest ones from Alsa website and compile it yourself.
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I went to the alsa website. Im really not sure what to download. There is so much on thier ftp site. How can I just reinstall the "alsa-driver Slack pack".
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I found how to uninstall and install packages, is there a command (possibly an argument to installpkg) that will let me reinstall? How is this done?
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uninstall and then install = reinstall
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Okay, Ill try that tonight. Thanks for the tip!
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I got the sound to work! How can I test the mic tho? I can't find any utilities that allow you to record sound. Any ideas on the font problem?
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Your alsa install should include some type of mixer. This usually allows you to control input, output, etc.
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