On Monday 03 February 2003 01:52 pm, you wrote: > On Saturday 01 February 2003 02:37 pm, you wrote: > > I heve already rebuilt most of my rpms for MAndrake9.1. > > > > http://rpm.nyvalls.se/sound9.1.html > > > > /thac > > I have finally solved some problems. > > I have rebuilt ardour for Mandrake 9.1 it is up now. > > i have also fixed the lilypond-1.7.12 srpm so that it > really works and included,built all needed dependencys. > > Im compiling it now. > > I will recompile noteedit against the new lilypond-1.7.12 > > I also think that i have solved the problems compiling muse-0.6.0pre5 > with iiwusynth, jackit-0.44 and graphviz support. > I know graphwiz is plf but its needed. > > The last 2 will come up at my 9.1 site as soon as i finish them. > > I have a request , im bulding all my rpms on my laptop > with a maestro-2e soundcard and the alsa driver in 9.1 > is broken. Any news on that? > It works perfectly in 9.0 on the same machine. > > /thac >The bug is called unresolved symbol, this bug exists in ALSA 0.9 since the >existing of ALSA 0.9. > >I tried nearly every ALSA 0.9x version. > > > Found this about alsa 0.9.x
This "bug" is mostly causes by in-correct install of alsa. In order to install alsa, you must first compile and install your own kernel. Once the kernel is installed and running, you can then compile and install alsa-driver. Once you have alsa-driver installed, with all the modules, you can then compile and install alsa-lib. Also, the kernel must be compiled with the same compiler as the alsa-driver modules. E.g. You cannot have compiled the kernel with gcc 2.95 and compile alsa-driver with gcc 3.2. Using different compilers causes all sorts of strange un-predictable problems. I took a few days once tried to track down a kernel oops, only to find that simply compiling both kernel and kernel-module with the same compiler fixed the issue. That should solve all "unresolved symbols". Th kernel is dated jan 30 2003 gcc dated jan 3.21 30 2003 and libalsa jan 10 2003 so this is not going to work!!!! /thac
