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> Sam, what command or program do you use to capture the incoming sound
> to a wav file (to 'set line in as the recording source').
>
> Sindi

I found simple-multitrack-0.6.5 for recording incoming sounds. You type 
'./build' rather than make so I could only compile a uclibc-dynamic 
version.

It works if you add libm.so.0 and libc.so.0 and ld-uClibc... about 350K 
total.  I did this to get a working recent nasm.  Should I post these 
three files and a uclibc-dynamic package of 30K of an executable and some 
small scripts?  I have not tested any of this.

There is a 'build' rather than a Makefile/make, so I don't know how to 
compile static against uclibc for this package.

Tested working by the author with OSS and Slackware.

It would not compile with BL2.
find:  invalid predicate '-delete'. I have the SW7.1 find (1999).
And 'can't compile for linux'.

I renamed the SW7.1 'find' and used the busybox 1.3.2 find, which fixed 
the 'find' problem only but still could not compile for linux.

I then deleted the section of 'build' which checked if I have Darwin (SRP 
= msrp) or Linux (SRP = lsrp) except for the line about lsrp, and which 
produces the error message 'cannot compile for linux' and it compiled for 
linux and I have lsrp and a bunch of associated scripts.

Would anyone like me to post the glibc 2.2.5 package, or the 
uclibc-dynamic package, and also the required uclibc libraries (three 
files about 300K total)?  I have not tested either of these.

Linux sound and MIDI howto listed other sound recording programs but they 
were mostly for X.  erec for OSS would not compile (I dont' have argh.h)

Sindi