Lee Revell wrote:
On Thu, 2006-05-25 at 23:29 +0200, Jan-Benedict Glaw wrote:
If you work on drivers (as it seems), please just clean up the code
and post it to the kernel mailing list (or subsystem specific lists.)
Once it meets the standards, it'll just become a part of the tree,
releasing you from the burden to think about its local installation.
I am fairly certain the drivers in question are closed source.
From www.opensound.com:
"OSS is now free for home/personal use and doesn't have any restrictions
other than refreshing the software every 4months."
Lee
Yes we are one and the same Open Sound System guys! :)
It doesn't matter if it's open sound or ALSA!. Lee, why don't you go down the
ALSA user mailing lists and count the number of 0-Compilation bug reports?
The same problems that affect ALSA (Fixed in CVS being the standard answer of
why a sound driver isn't working) affects 4Front's OSS as well.
If you're telling people to compile ALSA downloaded from CVS,
you'd ensure that before they start filing bug reports:
1) people had their kernel source installed
2) kernel sources were "configured" for the running kernel
3) compilers/build utils and other libs would
best regards
Dev Mazumdar
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