From: Pigeon <pi...@pi...> - 2006-04-20 02:18:53
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> You are right - I have two sound devices - onboard sound (normally > activated) and a separate sound-card (not activated). > Under Windows I have no drivers installed for the sep. soundcard and > Suse10 might have asked me during the installation what sound-device to > use (to be honest, I can't remember). > Now I just switched the speaker-cable to the sound-card and all worked > fine - resumee: two sound-devices can be dangerous under Linux! > Problem solved as most users only have ONE sound-device, it is a > personal problem I have/had. Thank you for your help. I suppose I can check if there're multiple sound devices, bring up a menu and let you choose. I believe there's an environment variable or per-user setting files for OpenAL config. > Ok, this is more difficult for me. > I started jscal and it asked for the device. > As I am an absolute Linux newbee I just typed in the following (don't > laugh!): Sorry I should be more specific. Try doing "jscal -c /dev/js0" and the follow the instructions. After that see if the joystick works better (or worse ;) Pigeon. |