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[Jason Flatt <jasonflatt AT wizard.com>]

I believe the idea was to re-compile esound w/o alsa support and w/o alsa 
installed.  Presumably esound had been previously compiled with alsa and now 
was incorrect for the current config.

So, make sure all alsa spells are dispelled and re-compile esound selecting 
"n" for the optional alsa-lib spell.


On Friday 08 November 2002 10:27 pm, Jonathan Evraire wrote:
> Hi,
>   I tried recompiling esound with alsa support.  Of course, it wanted to
> compile alsa-lib and I said 'yes', but alsa-lib wanted to compile
> alsa-driver and I said 'no'.  alsa-lib failed, but for some reason esound
> compiled successfully anyway.  I tried "cast -c -r gnome-session" and it
> died with the libasound.la error like before.
>
>   I don't understand why the Gnome2 stuff seems so stuck up on alsa!
> Thanks for any help you can give me.
>
>   Jonathan Evraire
>   evraire at tuwg.com
>
> On 8 Nov 2002, Jon Svendsen wrote:
> > On Thu, 2002-11-07 at 02:11, Jonathan Evraire wrote:
> > >   is it just me or do some Gnome2 things depend on ALSA yet don't list
> > > it as a dependancy?  Has anyone else successfully gotten Gnome2 and a
> > > non-ALSA sound driver working?
> > >   As an example, please find attached the compilation log for
> > > gnome-desktop.  Maybe a "sorcery rebuild" will solve this?  (That's a
> > > big "if".)
> >
> > Try rebuilding esound without alsa support and see if that helps.
> >
> > Jon
> >

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