[root]# whereis nasd nasd: /usr/bin/nasd /usr/share/man/man1/nasd.1x.gz [root]# /usr/bin/nasd -aa -v -d 99 Network Audio System Release 1.9.1 Network Audio System Release 1.9.1 AuInitPhysicalDevices(); Init: will close device when finished with stream. Init: will keep mixer device open. Init: Leaving the mixer device options alone at startup. Init: openDevice OUT /dev/dsp mode 1 Init: Output open(/dev/dsp) failed: No such file or directory Fatal server error: could not create audio connection block info [root]# No dsp device! Now how can that be?Does nas create a virtual DSP device accessed through a port or do you have to have hardware installed on the server?
Jon Trulson wrote:
On Sun, 25 Nov 2007, admin@xxxxxxx wrote:I can confirm it works with Ubuntu (Ubuntu Breezy on Mac Mini ppc) root@ /etc/init.d]# ./nas start Starting the Network Audio System @(#)Network Audio System Release 1.7 root@ /etc/init.d]# While on FC7 it is ambiguous. [init.d]# ./nasd start Network Audio System Release 1.9.1 [ OK ]^^^ crap, I only noticed the upper one (v1.7), sorry. Really, try starting nasd as described in my previous post, it should provide a lot more info. [...]