Re: [K12OSN] Yippee! It works! Wahoo!

[Petre Scheie <petre maltzen net>]

I second that.  I've been rather casually following David's thread in 
hopes of gleening an answer to my problem: Sound on my clients *used* to 
work, just a week or so ago, but now when I try to play any sounds 
nothing happens.  During the boot up on the client, the SB card is 
getting initialized properly (no errors), so I'm not quite sure where to 
start.

One of the things I've been wondering is, when is it necessary to invoke 
the ESD sound or NASD?  My cards are mostly ISA Sound Blaster cards, but 
I picked up a PCI sound card recently; haven't had a chance to try it. 
Will it require ESD or NASD settings in lts.conf?

Petre

Rita Gibson wrote:
> Will following this thread help others to get sound working? It is something
> everyone in our building wants and especially the lab. I will read through
> the thread later, but is it possible David to write a HOWTO that may help
> the rest of us with sound? It seems really daunting with all of the
> information really kind of spread out through the archives.
>
> Looking forward to reading this thread...
> Rita Gibson
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "David Trask" <dtrask vcs u52 k12 me us>
> To: <K12OSN redhat com>
> Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 7:49 AM
> Subject: [K12OSN] Yippee! It works! Wahoo!
>
>
>
> > thank you all!  It works!
> >
> > I finally got nasd sound working in IceWM.  Special thanks to Eric for his
> > help debugging and to Jim McQuillan for straightening me out about the
> > placement of the command in my IceWM session file.  (doh!)  I now have
> > crisp beautiful sound not only in the regular programs such as TuxType,
> > but also in Flash stuff on the internet!  I have some teachers who will be
> > very happy as they want to use a site called starfall.com for reading.
> > Here's what I found....nasd worked fine in Gnome, but not in IceWM.  The
> > problem was the ltsp-esound.sh script wasn't being launched in IceWM so I
> > added it to my session script in /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions/Icewm....in fact
> > here it is
> >
> > #!/bin/bash
> > . /etc/profile.d/ltsp-esound.sh
> > /usr/bin/nautilus &
> > exec /usr/bin/icewm
> >
> > *Note the second line is the one I added.  Now things work great!  And a
> > plus is that the annoying beeping that I had on one of my VIA motherboard
> > terminals is now gone!  Wahoo!
> >
> > A virtual beer and pizza for all of you!  Thanks!
> >
> > David N. Trask
> > Technology Teacher/Coordinator
> > Vassalboro Community School
> > dtrask vcs u52 k12 me us
> > (207)923-3100
> >
> >
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