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I have added " modprobe snd-via82xx " (ALSA driver) to /etc/profile.d/mysh.sh, and I could use almost every multimedia software except mp3blaster.
But after I installed udev, the udev load "via82cxxx_audio" (OSS driver) automaticly instead of snd-via82xxx. mp3blaster can work now, but the esd output plug-in of XMMS could not work, so did stardict (is here anyone have ever used it?).
I modprobe snd-via82xxx manually, but have no use.
How to make OSS and ALSA work parallelly? And, how to make udev load ALSA automacticly instead of OSS?
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Please read the following page on the Arch Wiki:
http://wiki2.archlinux.org/index.php/Alsa%20setup
If you have any questions after having read that, ask away.
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I have knew this method. What I mean is that the udev load OSS driver at boot. Although I modprobe the ALSA driver, my software (stardict) can not play a wav sound (Other software can).
I wants udev NOT to load OSS driver at boot. Or, it is the best, make OSS and ALSA work parallelly,
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The document explains adding the module to the MODULES variable in /etc/rc.conf. If your alsa driver is loaded before the hotplug daemon is executed (and it will be if it's in the MODULES variable), then the OSS driver won't be loaded by hotplug.
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Oh, that's my mistake! I have added this line to ~/.bashrc
"modprobe via82cxxx_audio"
How stupid!
By the way, /etc/rc.conf is very convenient! I like it!
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That is kind of stupid...
You should add via82cxxx_audio to the MODULES variable in /etc/rc.conf.
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