On Thu, 2003-05-15 at 09:44, Balatoni Denes wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Than it's kind of interesting, as it should not be opening /dev/dsp1 (afaik
> only xmms-e does that). Maybe it does, you can check with fuser /dev/dsp1
> perhaps - actually you can check that any time sound is broken, to see if
> /dev/dsp1 is the cause, or something else not yet known.
fuser won't work - reports "/proc is empty (not mounted ?)" under
Debian. An artifact of the chroot arrangement? Could that arrangement
be leading to a problem with 'normal' /dev/dsp and /dev/dsp under the
chroot environment? I renamed /dev/dsp1 in both places to make it
inaccessible. Update - ssh'd to the Z while Debian was running.
/dev/dsp is unused, /dev/dsp1 doesn't exist, /mnt/card/dev/dsp1 also
doesn't exist, /mnt/card/dev/dsp lists 5 PIDs, all of them xmms.
j
> > > Is it xmms-e or the original xmms running under X ?
> >
> > According to Klaus: "That's the standard binary off the Debian arm port,
> > I didn't recompile it." It's running under X11. X runs great, even X
> > forwarding via SSH. (after Klaus suggested 'xhosts +localhost') I can
> > run Gimp on my server via SSH with its gui on the Z!
> >
> > j
>
> bye
> Denes
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