> Hi again, > Sorry about the delay in replying. > Yes, when I type: prtconf -D | grep audio > the system returns : " lrwxrwxrwx: not found" > > When I type : "grep pci10de,ea /etc/driver_aliases > audio810 "pci10de,ea" I don't get any error messages > (maybe I'm not supposed to),
That's OK. This entry tells the system to use the audio810 driver with your mainboard's audio hardware. > but when I enter: > "mixerctl -v" the system returns :" audio810: not > found" I'm not yet sure what's wrong with your system setup, but the response "audio810: not found" is not the expected response for the mixerctl command. Try running it as: /usr/sbin/mixerctl -v -d /dev/sound/0 and /usr/sbin/mixerctl -v -d /dev/sound/1 This should tell you the type of audio device (and it's capabilities) that is detected as sound device #0 and sound device #1 in your system. > What I don't understand is why the system does not > load the driver during installation if it is > available. I think that the system does in fact load some audio device driver when you try to open /dev/audio, but somehow the audio device driver refuses to play 8khz u-Law encoded mono sound from file /usr/demo/SOUND/sounds/whistle.au Possible explanations: - the /dev/audio device points to some kind of USB microphone, which can only be used for recording, not for playback - /dev/audio points to some playback capable audio device, but it does not support 8khz u-Law mono sound format This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
