Hi;
With LTSP-4, I have good sessions running from my
Fedora Core 1 server. When running applications
on the server that use sound, the sound comes out
the terminal's speakers fine.
I installed a standalone flash player as a local
application and it displays fine, but it only
produces a "blip" sound from the speakers when the
flash player tries to produce sound.
I "ssh" into the terminal, and run a local app
to produce a sound, but get a "blip" and the error
message:
$ esdplay testfile.wav
"/dev/dsp: Resource temporarily unavailable"
If I run it against the network port, I get a "blip"
and no message:
$ esdplay -s localhost:16001 testfile.wav
$
Note: I made sure the "/dev/dsp" is writeable by
everyone by doing a "chmod 666 /dev/dsp" in the
"etc/rc.sound" file.
Local sound is my last hurdle and any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated.
Tom
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Thomas L. Griffing Red Hat Certified Engineer
Pondus Solutions, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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