Nathaniel D. Daw wrote
> 
> Berndt Josef Wulf <wulf@ping.net.au> writes:
> 
> > which audio players and recorders are available for NetBSD-i386 and in
> > particular for playing realaudio format sound file?
> 
> If you download the Realaudio player 2.0 for linux or freebsd from
> www.realaudio.com, you can use either one with the appropriate NetBSD
> binary emulation. It used to take a kernel patch (which I can supply
> you) to get the linux one working, but depending on how recent your
> kernel is it may have been committed by now.
> 

I tried raplayer for the FreeBSD version. The program starts up fine,
but when trying to play a file it complains about not finding the
/dev/dsp device. NetBSD doesn't seem to have this device.

Do I need to place the FreeBSD devices into the /emul/freebsd/dev in
order to get it to work?

I am running NetBSD-1.2a the version before the NetBSD-1.2-release...
does this version need the kernel patch?

cheerio Berndt
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