On Wed, Feb 07, 2001 at 07:38:58AM -0500, Matthew Williams wrote:
> I have recenlty jumped into the realm of NetBSD and I have to say that I am 
> already hooked. pkgsrc has to be the best thing since the 8086. Anyways to my 
> point.

NetBSD the best thing since a poorly-designed chip whose instruction
set was bloated into the behemoth we all grudgingly have to deal
with today? Woo hoo!

(I case it weren't apparent, I'm a RISC fan. ;^>)

> I have netbsd on a dell latitude and whenever I suspend (ctrl-alt-f1) and 
> bring it back online the next day, I do not have sound. I was having a mouse 
> problem, but I fixed that this morning. My question is, how do I reload sound 
> in netbsd? I would appreciate any input. Also, to further avoid clogging the 
> list, you may reply to me in private. 

I have a similar problem on an IBM ThinkPad 760XL.

What exactly do programs which ought to be able to use audio say
after the laptop wakes back up again (if anything)?

As what is your audio device detected?

Does this happen all the time, or only some of the time (as is the
case with my ThinkPad)?

(Better to leave this on the list, as then any responses end up at
mail-index.netbsd.org, so the next person can search there rather
than asking again... a quick check didn't turn up anything related,
but I wasn't very persistant.)

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