Denis,
You might try booting Knoppix. dmesg on Knoppix will show you the hardware
so you can confirm what the hardware really is. Then check lsmod to see
what the module_name is. And then finally in lts.conf
[juke]
SOUND = Y
SOUND_DAEMON = nasd #esd
MODULE_01 = module_name
I did with on my terminal to find out I need
MODULE_01 = i810_audio
for my system.
--Karl
At 08:42 PM 7/4/2005 +0200, you wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to configure an old laptop as LTSP client. It boots perfectly
but I want to have sound on it.
This is a NEC Versa Note with ESS Maestro 2 ES1 968 S sound chip, if I
thrust NEC web site.
I put
[juke]
SOUND = Y
SOUND_DAEMON = nasd #esd
in lts.conf, after downloaded and installed ltsp-sound (following the
wiki), but during client boot, I see :
- 'Running sound server'
- a modprobe error about usb-ohci in modules.conf (this file only contains
'usb-ohci')
- 'Warning: Sound driver not loaded, please specify correct sound module
in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf'
and no sound (XMMS blocks when I tell him to read some MP3)
I tried to add
SMODULE_01 = maestro
or
SMODULE_01 = "maestro"
in [juke] section, but nothing new.
I also tried to add 'maestro' in modules.conf, but I got one more error.
How can I make it work ?
Where can I find a good tuto about loading modules for ltsp clients?
Thanks
DenisG
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