[mythtv-users] Audio and DSP

[Christopher Flynn]

> One odd thing with ALSA is, I did do an upgrade of my kernel a day or two
> ago.  And when I boot alsa doesn't appear to start, I need to go to a
> terminal as root and do a restart of the service to get the /dev sound
> devices to appear.

In /etc/inittab at the top there should be something like:
id:2:initdefault:
which means your default runlevel is 2.

Then, check and make sure that in you rc2.d directory you still have
something like S20alsa. (In debian, the rc2.d directory is located:
/etc/rc2.d) The 2 in rc2.d should correspond to the runlevel you are
in.

Also when dealing with modules and services, it's a good idea to let
people know what distro you are using because different distros put
things in different places.
-Chris

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