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When i run a game it want the ALSA drivers but it cant find /dev/snd/seq so i created the seq directory but now i want to know what files to ...
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/dev/snd/seq What files should be there?
When i run a game it want the ALSA drivers but it cant find /dev/snd/seq so i created the seq directory but now i want to know what files to put in there.
Sound card: SiS 7012
- 10-31-2006 #2Linux Guru
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The file is created by the kernel, you don't create that folder. Try alsaconf in a terminal
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Dont work. I have Ubuntu 6.06 LTS
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apt-get install alsa-utils
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Originally Posted by Xphome
in a terminal will take care of this.Code:sudo modprobe snd_seq
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