[nas] nasd failed on suse 9.3

[Jon Trulson]

On Fri, 14 Oct 2005, Koenig, Thomas wrote:

> hi,
>
> I try to get nas running on suse 9.3.
> The soundcard without nas works fine.
>
> if I try to startup nasd I get allways something like that:
> config: ddaSetConfig() : unknown token 278, ignored
> config: Maxfrags set to 3
> config: Minfrags set to 2
> config: Fragsize set to 256
> config: Maxfrags set to 3
> config: Minfrags set to 2
> config: Fragsize set to 256
> @(#)Network Audio System Release 1.7
> @(#)Network Audio System Release 1.7
> AuInitPhysicalDevices();
> Init: will close device when finished with stream.
> Init: will initialize mixer device options.
> openDevice OUT /dev/audio mode 2
> openDevice(1) IN /dev/audio mode 0
> Input open(/dev/audio) failed: Device or resource busy, using output
> device

 	Sounds like a half-duplex device.


> setupSoundcard(...);
> ++ Setting up Output device (/dev/audio)
> +++ requesting wordsize of 16, got 16
> +++ requesting 2 channel(s), got 2 channel(s)
> +++ Requesting minimum sample rate of 5000, got 5000
> +++ Requesting maximum sample rate of 44100, got 44100
> setTimer(rate = 0);
> createServerComponents(...);
> closeDevice: out
> closeDevice OUT /dev/audio mode 2
> closeDevice: mixer
> serverReset();
> setTimer(rate = 0);
> closeDevice: out
> closeDevice: output device already closed
> closeDevice: mixer
> closeDevice: mixerdevice already closed
> done.
>
>
> with /dev/audio and /dev/dsp allways the same
> /dev/dsp -> dsp0
>
> if I use the default configuration I get
> Output open(/dev/dsp1) failed: No such device.
>
> do I need for NAS two Soundcards???
>

 	No, /dev/dsp1 would be used for recording (microphone, etc). 
/dev/dps is the one you should use.

 	So, with the server running as above (which looks ok), what 
happens if you do:

 	export AUDIOSERVER=:0
 	auplay <some wav file>

 	?

>
>
>
> maybe you have some hints for me.
>
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> thomas
>

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