Some probs fixed w/2.4.10 install, others remain!
I followed some advice to get my sys functioning better after installing and configuring the 2.4.10 kernel. However, when booting it "always" says that /dev/hdb3 (root partition) was not unmounted cleanly. It runs fsck "everytime", but of course it finds no files/inodes to fix (though it usually says it was something like 1.6% nocontigious). Also when at the end of the boot cycle, where it states setting up snd to previous config (or something like that) it states the the snd.o and about 5 other sound mods have unresolved issues. However, in KDE the sound works for all things, such as xmms, games, sound preview in konq, etc... And, when I run lsmod it shows that all the desired mods are loaded and running (and a few that I don't really need - but apparently cause no obvious problems). But when I run "depmod -a" I get a post of a long list of mods with "unresolved symbols". I had to re-install the "susewm" mod to get KDE working and I suspect I might have to reinstall a few other packages to rectify these problems. Anybody that can give me some advice or a "heads up" about this? TIA, Curtis
On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 01:11:44PM -0600, Curtis Rey wrote: <snip>
Also when at the end of the boot cycle, where it states setting up snd to previous config (or something like that) it states the the snd.o and about 5 other sound mods have unresolved issues. However, in KDE the sound works for all things, such as xmms, games, sound preview in konq, etc...
And, when I run lsmod it shows that all the desired mods are loaded and running (and a few that I don't really need - but apparently cause no obvious problems). But when I run "depmod -a" I get a post of a long list of mods with "unresolved symbols". I had to re-install the "susewm" mod to get KDE working and I suspect I might have to reinstall a few other packages to rectify these problems. Anybody that can give me some advice or a "heads up" about this?
<end snip> My suggestion concerning sound. I presume you are using Alsa sound modules. Recompile them with the configure option for your sound card only, this will get rid of the unresolved messages -- although they probably do no harm. In the alsa source directory do: ./configure --with-oss=yes --with-cards=emu10k1 Replace emu10k1 with whatever is applicable for your sound card. -- Regards Cliff
I greatly appreciate the help. However, I am unsure where the "source" for alsa is. I have done various searches for it but cant find anything that has a makefile or a config file. There are various programs that are associated with alsa and the ever popular "alseconf" but from what I can gather there should be a source package somewhere? TIA Curtis On Monday 29 October 2001 16:19, Cliff Sarginson wrote:
On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 01:11:44PM -0600, Curtis Rey wrote: <snip>
Also when at the end of the boot cycle, where it states setting up snd to previous config (or something like that) it states the the snd.o and about 5 other sound mods have unresolved issues. However, in KDE the sound works for all things, such as xmms, games, sound preview in konq, etc...
And, when I run lsmod it shows that all the desired mods are loaded and running (and a few that I don't really need - but apparently cause no obvious problems). But when I run "depmod -a" I get a post of a long list of mods with "unresolved symbols". I had to re-install the "susewm" mod to get KDE working and I suspect I might have to reinstall a few other packages to rectify these problems. Anybody that can give me some advice or a "heads up" about this?
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My suggestion concerning sound.
I presume you are using Alsa sound modules. Recompile them with the configure option for your sound card only, this will get rid of the unresolved messages -- although they probably do no harm.
In the alsa source directory do:
./configure --with-oss=yes --with-cards=emu10k1
Replace emu10k1 with whatever is applicable for your sound card.
On Tuesday 30 October 2001 06:21 pm, you wrote:
I greatly appreciate the help. However, I am unsure where the "source" for alsa is. I have done various searches for it but cant find anything that has a makefile or a config file. There are various programs that are associated with alsa and the ever p opular "alseconf" but from what I can gather there should be a source package somewhere?
TIA Curtis
On Monday 29 October 2001 16:19, Cliff Sarginson wrote:
On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 01:11:44PM -0600, Curtis Rey wrote: <snip>
Also when at the end of the boot cycle, where it states setting up snd to previous config (or something like that) it states the the snd.o and about 5 other sound mods have unresolved issues. However, in KDE the sound works for all things, such as xmms, games, sound preview in konq, etc...
And, when I run lsmod it shows that all the desired mods are loaded and running (and a few that I don't really need - but apparently cause no obvious problems). But when I run "depmod -a" I get a post of a long list of mods with "unresolved symbols". I had to re-install the "susewm" mod to get KDE working and I suspect I might have to reinstall a few other packages to rectify these problems. Anybody that can give me some advice or a "heads up" about this?
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My suggestion concerning sound.
I presume you are using Alsa sound modules. Recompile them with the configure option for your sound card only, this will get rid of the unresolved messages -- although they probably do no harm.
In the alsa source directory do:
./configure --with-oss=yes --with-cards=emu10k1
Replace emu10k1 with whatever is applicable for your sound card.
Did you get the alsa driver from www.alsa-project.org Untar it and you should have everything you need to compile and make install PCHintz
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