You need to emerge alsa-utils. It will provide you with an alsasound init script that will save and restore mixer levels on halt/boot.
On Thursday 18 December 2003 12:07 am, Ian Monroe burbled: > I've been using 2.6-test11 primarily for the last couple of weeks. For > the desktop user I think the most noticeable change are the new sound > drivers, ALSA. The old OSS still exists, as well as an OSS compatibility > layer for ALSA. My experience with ALSA is that it gives me a little too > much power. In my experience with my Sound Blaster Live! emu10k1 card, > by default, no sound was coming out. I opened up alsamixer and fixed > that. But it sounded kind of flat and voices were quiet in comparison to > other sounds. I fiddled around with the literally dozens of options now > in alsamixer and now it works fine. I hope now with ALSA in widespread > use there will be some develop of a just-make-it-sound-good auto config > thing. The commercial distros will probably write scripts to setup it up > right. -- Peter Snoblin - http://entropicaccess.net/ ----------------------------------------------------------------- To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -----------------------------------------------------------------
