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Post 36130 by silvaman on Wednesday 21st of May 2003 08:48:16 AM
05-21-2003
the only soundrivers I have alvailable thru xmms are 'disk writer plugin'!!! and the OSS Driver 
which is doing nothing !! I am in the middle of compiling in oss support right now..so i will let u know how it goes
many thanks
which is doing nothing !! I am in the middle of compiling in oss support right now..so i will let u know how it goesmany thanks
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ossdetect
ossdetect(8) User Commands ossdetect(8) NAME
ossdetect - Open Sound System audio device detection program. SYNOPSIS
ossdetect [-diuv] [-m<mode>] [-L<path>] DESCRIPTION
The ossdetect application performs automatic detection of soundcards. The application looks at the $OSSETCDIR/device.list and performs automatic detection. It will create a file with the list of the configured drivers in $OSSETCDIR/installed_drivers. OSSETCDIR is decided by reading /etc/oss.conf, and defaults to /etc/oss4. The Input Multiplexer driver (IMUX) is not configured by default and can be added to the OSS configuration using the -i option. OPTIONS
-d Create device file links. -i Adds the oss_imux driver. -m<mode> Create nodes with permissions set to octal <mode>. -g<group> Create nodes with group ownership set to <group>. -u Adds the oss_userdev driver. -v Verbose output. -L<path> Use <path> as root directory for OSS files. Default: Path from /etc/oss.conf, followed by /usr/lib/oss. SEE ALSO
ossdevlinks(1), ossinfo(1) FILES
/etc/oss.conf /usr/sbin/ossdetect AUTHOR
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