From: Jeff W. <we...@ya...> - 2004-11-29 04:52:49
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Look at the Makefile that is created by the configure script. Based on what you describe for packages, it should have a "HAVE_ALSA" define'd in the CFLAGS. It would appear after the -Wall, and look like -DHAVE_ALSA. Just remove the -DHAVE_ALSA, rm *.o, then try make again. Give that a shot. If it works, then I'll try to figure out a more permanent solution for the gwc package. Howard Sanner wrote: > Jeff Welty wrote: > >> Howard, >> >> Did you solve this? > > > > No. Unfortunately, I'm like the blind man of Hindustan trying to > figure out what the elephant looks like. I have no idea how sound > works under Linux. > > > >> My hunch is perhaps you have the ALSA sound interface compiled >> instead of the OSS sound interface?o > > > > How do I compile it for the OSS interface? On the previous HD I > just did configure, make, su root, make install and everything ran > fine (once I installed libsndfile properly). I deleted all the GWC > files except the tar and rebuilt it the same way on the new HD, which > did not help. > > When I moved to the new HD, I had to re-install pkg-config before > I could run configure. Then all seemed to go OK. > > rpm tells me that I have the following alsa packages installed: > > alsa-lib 0.5.10-2mdk > alsa-lib-devel 0.5.10-2mdk > alsa-utils 0.5.10-3mdk > > Anything else I can tell you, just let me know. I feel silly to be > so helpless here. I once implemented a replacement RTL for Microsoft C > 5.1 in assembly language in the DOS days. How Linux works makes > double-precision FP look simple! > > Many thanks. > > Howard Sanner > fla...@mi... > > > > > !DSPAM:41aa9f00114803880712686! |