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On Mon, 6 Dec 2004, Holly Bostick wrote: |
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> I do think that this works because some ALSA modules really prefer to be |
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> modules under udev, but some flatly cannot-- for example, snd-seq-oss |
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> cannot be a module (despite what the Help says), but snd-seq (on which |
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> snd-seq-oss depends), can. So some parts of a complete ALSA install |
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> cannot be put in /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6, where udev prefers |
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> to have them (because statically compiled modues are loaded before udev |
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> is running, so it can't create devices for them). |
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> So the first run loads the forced static compiles, and the second run |
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> loads the modules. |
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FYI, |
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I've had alsa compiled 100% static in kernel - worked perfectly. |
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I now have: |
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- alsa compiled 100% as modules |
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- nothing in /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6 |
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- alsasound added only to bootlevel |
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Works perfectly. |
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T.G. |
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