[CF-Devel] ALSA 0.9.x sound server patches

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hmm.. I haven't updated that patch in a while, nor do i still have the
modified sources.

I tested it and it worked fine at the time the patches were written.

I just got a new laptop a couple weeks ago, and there's a problem with the
chipset that causes linux's kernel (>= 2.4.19) to hang. i'm not sure about
2.4.18, but i don't have my old slackware 8.1 install CD.

NOTE: if you have ALSA's OSS Emulation, the OSS sound server should work.  I
made the alsa patches for those who'd prefer to use alsa, or have a desktop
environment like KDE that relies on ALSA.

Hope it works for ya,

Tim Hentenaar


----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin R. Bulgrien" <
     
     kbulgrien at worldnet.att.net
     
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To: <
     
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Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 9:27 PM
Subject: [CF-Devel] ALSA 0.9.x sound server patches


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      I have reloaded my server and ALSA 0.9 is what comes with
     
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      the distribution, so now the sound server will not compile
     
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      without some messing around.
     
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      I think the ALSA 0.9 patches didn't get applied quite right.
     
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      It looks like Tim's alsa9-configure-in.patch1 was only
     
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      partially applied:
     
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      > [client]$ patch configure.in alsa9-configure-in.patch1
     
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      > patching file configure.in
     
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      > Hunk #1 FAILED at 162.
     
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      > Hunk #2 succeeded at 209 (offset 8 lines).
     
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      > 1 out of 2 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file configure.in.rej
     
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      > [client]$
     
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      Hunk #1 is already applied in the copy of client/configure.in
     
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      that I have off of CVS.  (everything in configure.in.rej is
     
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      already in configure.in.)
     
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      It would also have the appearance that Tim's
     
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      alsa9-cfsndserver.patch1 was not applied at all:
     
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      > [sound-src]$ patch cfsndserv.c alsa9-cfsndserver.patch1
     
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      > patching file cfsndserv.c
     
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      > [sound-src]$
     
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      After doing these patches, things at least compiled
     
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      properly.  I'll have to test to see if it actually
     
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      works.
     
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      Perhaps it should also be noted that --disable_alsa
     
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      in client/configure does not work:
     
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      >  --disable-alsa  disable ALSA sound support default=use alsa sound
     
     support > if alsa libraries exist
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      Kevin Bulgrien
     
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      At 07:16 AM 3/11/03, you wrote:
     
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      >Hey all,
     
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      >Attached is the patch (since i don't have CVS write access) for the ALSA
     
     0.9.x API implementation in cfsndserver, and a configure.in patch so that
alsa 0.9.x is detected at configure time :P
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      >Tim Hentenaar
     
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