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Hi, I've installed the emu10k1 drivers correctly but when I reboot linux (salckware 9.1) the sound drivers wouldn't load, so in order to load them i need to type: modprobe emu10k1, is there any file that i need to modify to get emu10k1 loaded at starup??? i've modified modules.conf and looks like this:
alias sound emu10k1 on
can anybody help me???????????????????? thx!
Gonzalo
thx, the driver is loaded correctly now and the sound i OK. But i still have this message at boot :
"Sound Server informational message:
error while initializing the sound driver:
device: default can't be opened for playback (no such file)
the sound server will continue usin the null output devie."
If you're using ALSA, after installing the alsa-driver you must run the ./snddevices script witch generates the needed devices under /dev (which are missing from your sistem now so that's why you get the error), and then you must make the devices readable for other users, so do :
chmod a+rw /dev/dsp
chmod a+rw /dev/mixer
chmod a+rw /dev/sequencer
chmod a+rw /dev/midi
Do this unless you plan to use your sound only in superuser mode.
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