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Kmix Crash on Start- Audio Lost (Signal 8 (SIGFPE))

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Saturday, April 2nd 2005, 3:35am

Kmix Crash on Start- Audio Lost (Signal 8 (SIGFPE))

I've had no trouble playing music on KDE 3.2 for months, however Kmixer now crashes when I try to bring it up-- taking all audio with it.

I get the crash handler right away, stating:
"The applicaton KMix (kmix) crashed and caused the signal 8 (SIGFPE)"
(It won't give me any backtract info)

I installed Alsa - - ran alsaconfig with success - - but still no sound. How can I give Kmix the boot and use something else?
Is there some syntax I need to add or modify in a .config file somewhere?

If you haven't noticed I'm a complete Newb-boob.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated!! My KDE must see another day of ROCK!
Greg
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KDE 3.2 Mandrake 10.0

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Saturday, April 2nd 2005, 5:29pm

RE: Kmix Crash on Start- Audio Lost (Signal 8 (SIGFPE))

I appologize - - I got it to work.

After installing Alsa and running alsaconfig - - AND THEN rebooting - kmix launches just fine and the alsamixer also works like a charm. I was under the impression that linux didn't rely so much on rebooting the node - - no like windoze crizzzzzap.

Sorry for the fodder. HOpe this may help someone in the future.

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Sunday, May 22nd 2005, 11:51am

RE: Kmix Crash on Start- Audio Lost (Signal 8 (SIGFPE))

There is no need to reboot. Just make sure the sounddrivers get loaded (on SuSE distribution, the sound drivers will be automaticaly (re-)loaded after reconfiguration of the soundcard or on boot).
After loading drivers (implicitely or explicitely, if required by your distribution), you just nedd to quit KMix (Ctrl-Q) and start it again via K-Menu.

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