Re: [2.6 patch] schedule obsolete OSS drivers for removal

>The problem with using OSS compatibility, at least on this machine with ALSA 
>1.0.9, is that if you use it you automatically lose the software mixing 
>capabilities of ALSA, so it really is less than ideal.
>

Well, I am able to open /dev/dsp multiple times here without problems.
(Is /dev/dsp soft- or hardmixing?)



Jan Engelhardt
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