Is there a specific method or technique for getting OSS 4.2 (latest) installed on S11?
I am having a strange audio issue on my Ultra 20 with onboard chipset.
I would get what sounds like "feedback" from the system after about 2min of playing a youtube or other clip.
I Solaris 10 8/11 (update 10), I "fixed" this by unplugging the CD audio cable and installing OSS 4.2 (latest)... I guess there are grounding issues with some liteon drives.
But, I cannot get osstest to work on S11.
And after a fresh install, here is the error I get.
## Executing postinstall script.
Setting up Open Sound System....please wait
Removing old driver oss_atiaudio
Removing old driver oss_audioloop
Removing old driver oss_audiopci
Removing old driver oss_hdaudio
Removing old driver usb_ac
Removing old driver usb_as
add_drv -m '* 0666 root sys' osscore
add_drv -m '* 0666 root sys' -i '"pci10de,59"' oss_ich
("pci10de,59") already in use as a driver or alias.
add_drv -m '* 0666 root sys' -i '"pci10de,59"' oss_ich
Installing OSS (oss_ich) failed
I uninstalled (pkgrm even with the -A option) and reinstalled but still have the same problem.
gstreamer-properties lists the OSS as an option and I can use the GST "test" button, but, the command line tool has me worried.
also, gstreamer audio controls on Solaris are "bkacked out"
Is this normal?
Solaris 11/11 GA support?
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Re: Solaris 11/11 GA support?
Hi,
Solaris 11 comes with OSS 4 built in under the new Boomer audio sound system. There is no need for OSS for Solaris 11.
Under Solaris 10, you need to reboot the system after installing OSS. T
Solaris 11 comes with OSS 4 built in under the new Boomer audio sound system. There is no need for OSS for Solaris 11.
Under Solaris 10, you need to reboot the system after installing OSS. T
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