Hi Scott, I have audio working perfectly in kubuntu
What I have done is add an xinitrc script thats executed after 0100.SUNWut script provided by sun. The 0100 script sets up all the environment variables like UTAUDIODEV/AUDIODEV etc. You could start esd in there but as someone pointed out on the list a while ago 0100 script might get clobbered with an SRSS update, so the suggestion was to make a seperate xinitrc script to load esd. below is the contents of my /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/0200.SUNWut if [ -n "$AUDIODEV" ] then pkill -U $USER esd LD_PRELOAD=libc_ut.so eval /usr/bin/esd -d $AUDIODEV -nobeeps & fi It has the same permissions as the 0100.SUNWut, the only drawback is if a user has more than 1 login it will kill the esd daemon from the first login. Cheers Nick On 2/26/07, Scott Serr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Aaron Browne wrote: > Only differences are : > > Use the debian audio patch found here > http://wwwcip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/~simigern/sunray-debian/files/modules-3.1.1.diff > > Apply the patch from the /usr/src directory and not the > /usr/src/SUNWut directory. Everything else works fine and I am playing > MP3s through my SunRay 150s. Cool, glad you had success. I also use that same patch for the modules, I don't think it's in my script yet though. Can you tell me what you actually did? I have the daemons running and the modules loaded, but that isn't enough. I have to kill esd (if it's running) and re-run it as the user with (if I remember right) -d $UTAUDIODEV. And only then do I get audio with some apps. I'd like to know how to get everything working. Is there something in the Gnome startup that can be tweaked? Not just to get esd fired up right, but things that don't seem to talk to esd. Thanks, Scott _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://node1.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
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