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Subject: Annoying sound problem
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I'm currently running 4.2-RELEASE, installed a few days ago. I finally
got around to cvsup'ing /usr/src and ports. Made world, recompiled a
kernel for sound, the same configuration I used the last time, ./MAKEDEV
snd0 in /dev. Sound works, to a degree. Using xmms works fine, I can
adjust levels using wmmixer, using the exact same configuration as last
time. When I fire up Everybuddy, gaim, etc..., no sound. I've checked in
the preferences, sound is enabled. Checking the console reveals
/dev/dsp: Device busy. What causes that, and how can I hopefully fix it?

Thanks for you time and help,
Josh Ramos

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