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I have a Sound Blaster Live. I am runinng Red Hat 9 and when start i get an error of /dev/dsp or something like that and tell me that cant ...
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Sound Card problem
I have a Sound Blaster Live. I am runinng Red Hat 9 and when start i get an error of /dev/dsp or something like that and tell me that cant init the sound server. How can i configure the sound card??
- 06-08-2003 #2Linux Engineer
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Can you run ''ls -l /dev/dsp' and put the results here. I'm betting that the permission isn't set correctly. You'll either need to give the permissions for OTHERS or put yourself into the group that this device belongs to. Eitherway will work but the first method might involve security threats.
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crw------- 1 manuel root 14, 3 ene 30 07:24 /dev/dsp
how can i put me on the group??
how can i change the permission??
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It isn't a permissive error. pam_console has chowned the file to you. Can you post the output of "cat /dev/dsp" and "lsmod"?
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Dolda,
What is pam_console. Is this a better method than setting the appropriate permissions?The best things in life are free.
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You can configure certain devices in /etc/security/console.perms, and pam_console will chown them to whoever logs in at the physical console (ie. not over the network or any serial console or anything).
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Problem solved. Thanks.
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