Open Sound System

You need to get rid of the snd_ich FreeBSD driver (it likely conflicts with OSS). I think you should edit loader.conf, but I'm not exactly sure how it works on PC-BSD. After that we (I had some hands on help here) also did this: ossplay -d/dev/oss/lynxone0/pm0 /home(etcetera...to_file) and ...

cesium wrote:You need to get rid of the snd_ich FreeBSD driver (it likely conflicts with OSS). I think you should edit loader.conf, but I'm not exactly sure how it works on PC-BSD.

cheers; I'll ask on the pcbsd forum and come back

I thought maybe there's some info here; are the last two lines normal? pcbsd# ossmix Selected mixer 0/LynxONE Control Panel Known controls are: pcm <both>[:<rightvol>] (currently 80:80) line <both>[:<rightvol>] (currently 100:100) line.rec ON|OFF (currently ON) lynxone.rate <...

... I'll try your latest suggestion now too pcbsd# ossplay tada.wav tada.wav: No such file or directory EDIT: I give up... for today 8) I've been at the screen since I got up this morning and feel I need a change (no appropriate smiley here ;-)) Thanks a lot for your time! I'll be back after my bea...

a friend is also helping out via Kopete messenger and I did many things in the vain of pcbsd# ossplay -v -d/dev/mixer0 -s48000 /home/Ludo/tada.wav Playing .WAV file /home/Ludo/tada.wav, 16 bits/stereo/44100 Hz /dev/mixer0: Device not configured Failed to select bits/sample I'll try your latest sugge...

Usage: ossplay [options...] filename... Options: -v Verbose output -q No informative printouts -d<devname> Change output device. -s<rate> Change playback rate of unrecognized files. -b<bits> Change number of bits for unrecognized files. -c<channels> Change number of channels for unrecognized files....

/dev/dsp: Permission denied. ??? That's after ls, right? This is very odd. Erase /dev/dsp and do 'ln -sf /dev/oss/lynxone0/pcm0 /dev/dsp'. EDIT: Are you using the digital output per chance? In that case use pcm1 instead of pcm0. That was without ls I'm not experienced with UNIX at all :-) With ls i...

...and the ossdevlinks -v -r: pcbsd# ossdevlinks -v -r 4 audio devices /dev/dsp0 is the next free legacy device /dev/dsp0: No such file or directory Created new legacy device /dev/dsp0 -> /dev/oss/lynxone0/pcm0 /dev/dsp1: No such file or directory Created new legacy device /dev/dsp1 -> /dev/oss/lynx...

Does /dev/dsp exist? Run "ossdevlinks -v -r" as root. Also paste "ossinfo -v3". /dev/dsp: Permission denied. ossinfo -v3 gave this: Version info: OSS 4.0 (b1013/200802020510) (0x00040003) Platform: FreeBSD/i386 6.3-RELEASE-p2 FreeBSD 6.3-RELEASE-p2 #7: Thu Apr 17...

Did you install OSS from ports? audio/oss port doesn't include the Lynx driver since the Lynx driver is still closed source (Lynx studios won't let 4front open source it). You need to use the package from OSS website: http://www.4front-tech.com/release/oss-freebsd6-v4.0-1013-i386.tbz http://www.4fr...

Please paste output of 'ossinfo -v3', and contents of /usr/lib/oss/etc/installed_drivers. Unfortunately this is the result: %ossinfo -v3 OSS has not detected any supported sound hardware in your system. % and in /usr/lib/oss/etc there is no further /installed_drivers The only contents of etc is a f...

I'm on PC-BSD 1.5.1 and can't get my LynxOne to work.
Did and no hardware was found.

Strange thing is that when I plug in headphones in the back of the computer (with a mini-jack) there I do have sound.
Is there a mini-soundcard extra for this in every pc or so?

Help appreciated

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If you are using FreeBSD 6 kernel, you can get the latest OSS v4.0rc9 version.


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Thanks Dev

At least I'm sure now I've got the right one; now hopefully the BSD-forums can tell me why it's not working for me the way it's supposed to.

In a locked post (Feb 05, 2004 subject: OSS v3.9.8d) it says: " We are happy to announce OSS v3.9.8d for Linux, BSD, Solaris, UnixWare, OSR5, LynxOS (all x86 based operating systems) What's new? <snip> LynxONE drivers for Solaris x86 and FreeBSD." Does this mean I have to download "OL...

Lazy wrote:

Lazy wrote:
... souncard is "ASSL" ...

that should read "ALSA"

I just saw a forum section dedicated to OSS and ALS emulation, but it's like Chinese to me