PATCH: WavPlay021

by Andre Fuechs » Tue, 21 Dec 1993 08:57:39

If you want use WavPlay021 with snddriv2.0 or higher, you have to apply a
patch. It can be found on sunsite.

35:PkgName = wavplay021_patch.tar.z
65:MainAt1 = sunsite.unc.edu
65:PathFile1 = /pub/Linux/Incoming/wavplay021_patch.* (may be /pub/linux/apps/sound later)

Andre Fuechsel
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