I got the latest Alsa working yesterday... The driver and library tarballs
compiled and installed fine. But in alsa-utils, the 'alsamixer' module had
a small problem. It compiled OK, but the makefile did not link it against
the ncurses library (lots of errors about 'no reference to (ncurses
function)'). Once I added '-lncurses' to the gcc command line, everything
worked OK.
Hope this helps,
Dave
--On Tuesday, May 15, 2001 8:25 AM -0400 Yannick Asselin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I got everything but my sound (and suspend/resume, but that's another
> story) running in linux on my Inspiron 8000 (
> yay! )
>
> Alsa installs okay, but I only have version .5.9 and I need .5.10 to get
> the Maestro 3 drivers for the sound chip I have in the laptop. Only
> thing is when I go to the ALSA website and install the sources and try
> to compile them, there's a whole bunch of errors. I'm using kernel
> 2.2.19. I've also tried compiling them against Kernel 2.4.4 but there
> were some missing include files there too. I don't mind waiting a bit
> for Debian to add .5.10 to their distribution, but if there was a
> quicker way to get it working, I would be a happy camper.
>
> Thanks!
> Yannick
>
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