Re: [Alsa-user] alsaconf every boot

[faz <fa...@ch...>]

Casey Heshler wrote:

>On Wednesday 10 March 2004 18:06, faz wrote:
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>>I have a debian woody unstable 2.4.25 with alsa for intel8x0
>>My problem is that every boot i have to do alsaconf for make my sound
>>card working.
>>(sorry my english :-))).
>>Can some one help me?
>>
>>
>>thanks
>>
>>faz
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>
>Faz,
>Are you trying to get an easy way to auto-run "alsaconf" when you boot, or are 
>you questioning if having to run "alsaconf" every boot?
>
>If you are inquireing on having to run alsaconf on every boot, I am 
>"extremely" new to alsa - and I don't know if this is common, or not...
>
>If you want to add "alsaconf" to run automatically on every boot, and just 
>want to know a way for Debian to fire it off for you when you boot...
>
>THEN, you can place the command in the init.d -> bootmisc.sh shell script - 
>this should fire off alsaconf for you when you boot...
>
>in a root shell, the file to add auto-start stuff, the easy way...
>
>cd /etc/init.d
>kwrite bootmisc.sh
>(inside kwrite, scroll down to the very bottom, you might have a line that is 
>setting up DMA for your drives, in either case, add the following line to the 
>bottom of the file:
>
>alsaconf
>
>(click FILE and choose SAVE)
>(click FILE and choose QUIT)
>
>This should make alsaconf run everytime you boot, without you having to enter 
>it on your own.
>
>Hope this helps,
>Cuddles
>
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>
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>>I use your suggestion, and any boot I configure alsa,
>>
but I'm serching for store the alsaconf and dont set any boot.
Thanks
faz

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