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Frank W. Miller wrote:
Thanks for the reply...
I probably need to be more specific here. I have a driver that works well with OSS under Red Hat 9. When I reinstalled my system using Fedora Core 1, I did not need OSS any more. I have nice sound coming from my speakers using ALSA. When I try to run my existing binary that makes OSS calls on top of Fedora that is using an ALSA driver for my soundcard, I get some strange behaviour, some of the calls don't work the same. For example, the card supports full-duplex but the ALSA driver seems to think it will only support half-duplex. When I try to set the sampling rate on the 16-bit interface, I get an error (cant remember which one right now). So my thought was, especially after reading the docs, i.e. the HOWTO-0.9 or something like that, that I should just rewrite the driver to make ALSA type calls. That's when I discovered that I dont have this header file.
So, I obviously have a working ALSA subsystem, since my soundcard works with the CD player for example. All I really need to do is get to a place where I can write a program making ALSA API calls. Thats what I need help to do. Now, is it really necessary for me download all the source and rebuild it and all that to accomplish this task?
Thanks, FM
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