[ale] sound card blocked
Jeff Rose
jojerose at mindspring.com
Sun Sep 8 12:37:37 EDT 2002
ps aux | grep esd comes up empty though xmms was using esd. there are
no xmms processes and I have since switched it to use OSS. Also found
the fuser command. /sbin/fuser -v <device> will list processes using
the device. It comes up empty for /dev/dsp as well as /dev/audio.
On Sun, 2002-09-08 at 13:10, phrostie wrote:
> check to see if you have esd(or similar) running.
> some apps need it others are screwed up by it.
>
>
> On Sunday 08 September 2002 12:00, you wrote:
> > Something is holding my soundcard making it impossible to play
> > anything. I can't figure out what it is with 'ps -ef'. Is there any
> > way to find out what process has control of the card? I've had this
> > happen before. Logging out won't free it but I know rebooting will.
> > Surely there is a way to free it without rebooting tho. Thanks
>
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