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From: "Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy@ki.net>
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Subject: Audio control with an Gravis Ultrasound
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Hi...

	I just installed a friends Gravis Ultrasound into my
-current machine, with a Mitsumi CDrom player, and I can get
sound *through* the Gravis Ultrasound, but I can't seem to control
volume.

	I've tried using 'xcd', which has volume control, and it
starts up saying that volume == 0, when I can hear the sound no
problem.

	I've done a "MAKEDEV snd0" in /dev, to create the appropriate
devices...

	*What* am I missing?  Everything is being recognized when the
system boots as well...

Marc G. Fournier                                  scrappy@ki.net
Systems Administrator @ ki.net               scrappy@freebsd.org