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- > user;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
- > Adam> If you have sound support built as a module, and you're
- > Adam> running kerneld to demand-load modules, Executor will come
- > Adam> up only with "pretend" sound unless the sound module is
- > Adam> already loaded.
- > ardi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
- > Hmmm... that's not good
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- > But we don't do that. We open /dev/dsp and then make ioctls and if
- > any of them fail we decide you don't have sound. From my perspective
- > it looks like there's a problem with demand-loading sound.
- >
- SOLUTION?
- Maybe when you compiled the kernel, you didn't include the /dev/dsp support.
- For some stupid reason it is not included by default, even though the help
- sheet suggests that you should always include it.
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- Go through your 'make config' and double check it.
- It's hidden away in all those sound configuration questions.
- Just change it to 'Y' instead of 'N' and recompile.
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- Couldn't hurt, could it?
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