Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: Does OSS sound work in 2.6 or not? | From | Tom Sightler <> | Date | Thu, 08 Apr 2004 18:37:17 -0400 |
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On Thu, 2004-04-08 at 17:02, Bill Davidsen wrote: > I have several user machines I would like to convert to 2.6 because they > run threaded applications and would be happier if I did. However, being > able to play forwarded wav files is also needed. I have been assurred by > several people in Email that it does, *without* converting the whole > machine from OSS to ALSA, but by running the ALSA+OSS emulation.
Can you clarify the question? What do you mean by "*without* converting the whole machine from OSS to ALSA"? Do you mean you willing to convert to the ALSA drivers but want to continue to use OSS applications? Or do you mean you don't want to convert to ALSA at all? You obviously can't use ALSA+OSS emulation if your not willing to convert to the ALSA drivers since basically OSS emulation is just a few ALSA modules you load *in addition* to the ALSA hardware drivers that allow ALSA to provide an OSS emulation layer to OSS only applications.
Of course, OSS drivers are still available in 2.6, even though they are deprecated. You can just continue to use these just like you always have in 2.4, no ALSA at all.
Later, Tom
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