Le 06-Nov-97 Vesa Siivola a �crit:
>> Works well here with an AWE32 and latest AWE driver from Iwai.
>I'm clueless.. Just spent one sleepless night trying to get the AWE synth
>to work... Ok, isapnp sets up the card ok. "modprobe sound" finds my awe
>with 2Mb of mem. sfxload seems to work ok.
>
>Now, I can't get any sound out of my soundcard.
>drvmidi says "Can't write to sequencer", mpg123 or any wavplayer don't
>make a sound. I think i have my sound-module configured as it was before
>in the kernel (It used to work without awe....).
>
>Maybe this is not a right place to ask about this, but I'm completly
>clueless of what to do next. Should I do something with /dev/something
>after I have modprobed the sound, or what ? Any ideas are welcome.
>
Did you RTFM?
Old drivers used /dev/midi by default.
Now, depending on what you do, you get /dev/midi00, /dev/midi01 and so on.
Same with /dev/sequencer. Some softs (Jazz) now require using
/dev/sequencer2 too.
Verify that:
/dev/sequencer is:
crw-rw-rw- 1 root sys 14, 1 1 Apr 1995 /dev/sequencer
/dev/midixx is:
crw-rw-rw 1 root sys 14, 2 1 Apr 1995 /dev/midi00
14, 18
14, 34
14, 50
for /dev/midi01, 02 & 03
Fixed the problem here.
Jean-Claude
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