thanks for your swift reply,
at approximately Fri, 01 Nov 2002 17:51:31 +0100, the X-mailer used by
Adam Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> suggested that
"yam9070.1590.120533200@proserpine" is somehow related to:
> | #O#n 31-Oct-02, de|ire wrote:
> |
> | > naturally the first port of call is "have i used the snddevices script
> | > to generate the dev entries" and the answer is yes. after using it
> | > *alsa appears to work fine* BUT my problem is that on restart, the
> | > /dev/snd directory *completely disappears* forcing me to use
> | > ./snddevices again before i can use alsa!!
> |
> | From the sound of it, you're using devfs - hence your /dev is not
> | actually stored on-disk, but is generated dynamically by the kernel.
unfortunately i am not using devfs/d, though recently i was. i wish this were the
reason.
i am using a static fs which is why this is particularly odd.
following Jesse's suggestion i hid the drivers. to my surprise this resulted in
/dev/snd being generated on startup as normal!
this is a clue, but i don't know where to take it.. anyone ideas?
kind thanks for your continued assistance,
de/
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