Very Computer

by **Casper H.S. D** » Wed, 29 Nov 1995 04:00:00

>Hello Solaris fans,
>In all the e*ment and trills to actually get this game up
>on an SS5, I was wondering what I could have overlooked to have
>sound working.

Try:

102125-02: SunOS 5.4: Audio device driver jumbo patch

I think you can make it work by first playing something with audiotool.
But with the patch it works without fail.

Casper
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by **Filip Vandamm** » Wed, 29 Nov 1995 04:00:00

Hello Solaris fans,

In all the e*ment and trills to actually get this game up
on an SS5, I was wondering what I could have overlooked to have
sound working.

1) I put sndserver and sundgadoom in /usr/local/bin (so its in
my
path alright).

2) I updated .doomrc, so that the sndserver entry has "/usr/local
/bin/sndserver"

Yet, not the slightest chirp of a bird. Also, when I quit the
game
in the correct way with ESC, Q, Y(es), the sndserver keeps on
exis-
ting. Moreover, restarting the game launches a new sndserver.

Completely mistified about what is going wrong, I'm highly appre-
ciating any help.

Cheers,

Filip

by **Phillip Vand** » Thu, 30 Nov 1995 04:00:00

>Hello Solaris fans,
>In all the e*ment and trills to actually get this game up
>on an SS5, I was wondering what I could have overlooked to have
>sound working.
>1) I put sndserver and sundgadoom in /usr/local/bin (so its in
> my
>path alright).

Hey - at least you're doing better than I am... I get sound but no
Window:

X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
Major opcode of failed request: 1 (X_CreateWindow)
Serial number of failed request: 10
Current serial number in output stream: 29

Anyway, has anyone ever encountered this?

-Phil

Very Computer

No sound with doom on SS5

No sound with doom on SS5

No sound with doom on SS5

No sound with doom on SS5