Joe Auerbach wrote:
On my server I run gnome-volume-control and it comes up just fine.
On a terminal (as a secondary user) I get "No volume control elements
and/or devices found."
On the dumb terminal as the primary user the coltrol comes up and I
can edit sound fine.
However
I still can't actually get any sound. Login chimes, systems sounds,
ogg files, nothing plays.
When I opened an ogg file (with full permissions) in rhythembox on the
dickless workstation (as the primary user) I get "Couldn't open
resource for writing."
When I try to open the sound monitor I get, "Cannot connect to sound
daemon. PLease run 'esd' as a command prompt." (which I did)
When I run this I get, "esd: Esound sound daemon already running or
stale UNIX socket. /tmp/.esd/socket This socket already exists
indicating esd is already running. Exiting..."
I'm at a loss. Maybe my hardware isn't compatible? I'm running ltsp
with the ltsp term 150.
Anything?
It's not that big a deal since this is an office and we don't NEED
sound, but it bothers me.
--
joe auerbach
systems administrator
pcb / rossman and co
614-523-4150
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Sound is probably the most problematical area with LTSP. I have
struggled with it
but mostly got it working. Have you looked at the sound page on the wiki?
/opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf should include the ff lines:
SOUND = Y
SOUND_DAEMON = esd
Then check Desktop->Preferences->More Preferences->Multimedia Systems
Selector
and make sure esd is selected. This should be enough to get system
sounds working.
I found gmplayer the easiest to get working so try installing it (and
all the codecs).
Start it with the command gmplayer -ao sdl:esd and you should have sound.
I may have forgotten something here so if this doesn't work, let me know.
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