I am using a kernel sound module for my notebook (cs46xx). I can get the sound to work. But yesterday while playing around I started up KDE (as root) from the command line - I normally use 'kdm'. I was greeted with all kinds of sound effects - startup sounds, clicky sounds, windows open/close sounds.... I've never heard them before! Under KDM, I don't get these - but I can get some sounds... mostly a modified beep.
I tried to log in from the command prompt as "joe user" and the sounds didn't work then either. Only root, only from command line. I have "joe user" added as an audio group member and the rights are set to crw-rw---- for the sound device. When I boot - syslog has entries about unable to find (I forget exactly the names) files matching /sound/ that came originally from a failed alsa installation that I later purged. I have removed all the alsa files, re-ran update-modutils and checked to see that modules.conf do not reference these files. But they are still being attempted. Side note: Where does kdm get it's PATH from? I've been trying to fix it for days not and all the conventional methods do not work. I turned up the debugging and saw that my PATH does not match /etc/profile or ~/.profile, ~/.xinitrc, /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc How do I fix this so it's using the same path as my /etc/profile? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
