[PlanetCCRMA] Re: [Long posting!] Re: [PlanetCCRMA] Self-configuring system Was:*Solved* Midisport8x8/s Was:Chasing my tail with ALSA

Mark Knecht markknecht@comcast.net
Wed Feb 18 07:40:03 2004


On Wed, 2004-02-18 at 07:23, Michael wrote:
> Mark Knecht wrote:
> 
> 
> <Really BIG snip> :-)

;-) We both write a lot, don't we?! ;-)

> 
> >Do you have hotplug enabled? chkconfig --show or whatever that command
> >is...
> >
> >- Mark
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> As far as I can tell, I don't. How/where do you enable hotplug?
> 

I'm not at a Redhat machine right now so I cannot double check this, but
I think the normal way to do this stuff is with chkconfig. For Alsa
Fernando shows:

/sbin/chkconfig --add alsasound
/sbin/chkconfig --list alsasound

I'm just guessing that if you have hotplug on your system (as I do on
this Gentoo box) that you can add it to a runlevel this way. From my
Gentoo system I see things like this:

Gentoo2 root # rc-update show
           alsasound |      default           
            bootmisc | boot                   
          bootsplash |                        
             checkfs | boot                   
           checkroot | boot                   
               clamd |                        
               clock | boot                   
         consolefont | boot                   
         crypto-loop |                        
               cupsd |      default           
          domainname |                        
              esound |                        
                 fam |                        
            gkrellmd |                        
                 gpm |                        
              hdparm |                        
            hostname | boot                   
             hotplug |                        
               inetd |                        
             keymaps | boot                   
                lisa |                        
               local |      default nonetwork 
          localmount | boot                   
             modules | boot                   
               mysql |                        
            net.eth0 |      default           
              net.lo | boot                   
            net.ppp0 |                        
            netmount |      default           
                noip |                        
                nscd |                        
          ntp-client |                        
                ntpd |      default           
             numlock |                        
             portmap |                        
             pwcheck |                        
             reslisa |                        
           rmnologin | boot                   
              rsyncd |                        
               samba |      default           
           saslauthd |                        
              serial | boot                   
          setiathome |                        
               slapd |                        
              slurpd |                        
                sshd |      default           
              switch |                        
           synclient |                        
            sysklogd |      default           
             urandom | boot                   
               vcron |      default           
             winbind |                        
                 xdm |                        
                 xfs |      default           
Gentoo2 root # 

This is all just a guess, but clearly since I get events in
/var/log/messages and you don't that's a pretty key difference.

- Mark