Subject: Re: sound in NetBSD/Amiga
To: None <port-amiga@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Jose Alburquerque <joselito@becky.smartec.com>
List: port-amiga
Date: 12/13/1996 00:59:43
Hi.  I recently posted a message asking about sound.  Recently my provider
changed the mail server name, causing me to lose a lot of "precious"
e-mail.  If any of you replied, could you please (if possible) re-send the
message to this new address?  It is my personal home machine, and I'm sure
I should get it there without any problems.  If not, I'll just check the
mail logs.  Thanks. 

-Jose

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On Tue, 10 Dec 1996, Jose Alburquerque wrote:

> Hi.  I'm trying to get sound going on my NetBSD-1.2/Amiga system.  I
> downloaded the audio-src11.tar.gz file found in the experimental
> subdirectory, thinking that it was usable.  I applied the patches like the
> insturctions said and made the kernel.  I know the patches worked because
> my beep is now coming in stereo as opposed to coming from one speaker (I
> have 2 speakers connected to my amiga) which is what it did before.  The
> problems I encounter are the following:
> 
>    1) I cannot "make modload" (ie. load the lkm) unless I'm in single user
>       mode
> 
>    2) once I `MAKEDEV', and I try `cat samp2.au > aud0' It replies:
>       aud0: Device not configured.
> 
> Does anyone know why this is happening?  Is there an easy fix?  On the
> same line of questioning, is this as far as amiga sound is going to go or
> can we expect more (eg. a /dev/audio device, etc.)?  Thanks.
> 
> -Jose
>