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At 10:06 AM 5/10/2003 -0400, you wrote: >You've tried running aumix? "error opening mixer". More specifically, aumix by itself just returns me to the command line. aumix -q tells me error opening mixer. >You clearly do not understand /proc... And people wonder why everybody thinks Linux people are rude. Obviously I don't understand it, you're right. But you'll note that I simply provided it as information, I didn't say "Wow, yeah, this must be it!" Look at it from my side -- it's a directory, and *some* stuff in /proc you can cat, so I find it reasonable to presume that perhaps there is a file in there that should have something in it that doesn't. > crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 116, 33 May 10 09:46 timer >These are not lengths; these are device numbers. 116,0; 116,24; >116,16; 116,33 Perfectly normal for a character device (see that 'c' >at the beginning of the line??) Okey doke. So I'm trying to learn -- does that mean that something /proc that does not have "x,y" where length should be must have not been assigned a device number? Why are there two different numbers? What exactly does it mean for the device number to be 0? Duane
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