[gentoo-user] Sound priority @ boot

[gentoo-user] Sound priority @ boot

[Ian K]

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Hello All,

I posted this question earlier, as part of a sequence, but no one
replied to this one in particular. Any thoughts?

"I notice that on my laptop, my KDE startup sound is quite garbled.
(Only when starting up). Im guessing that this is due to heavy resource
use. I was wondering though, how I could go about giving Arts or whatever
it is, a higher priority at boot so it doesn't sound so bad."

Yes, I know, its on the line of insanity, but I am proud of my laptop :)
and want it to sound cool. :)

Ian


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RE: [gentoo-user] Sound priority @ boot

[Dave Nebinger]

> "I notice that on my laptop, my KDE startup sound is quite garbled.
> (Only when starting up). Im guessing that this is due to heavy resource
> use. I was wondering though, how I could go about giving Arts or whatever
> it is, a higher priority at boot so it doesn't sound so bad."

I would guess that anything you could do before hand to prep for sound would
help to remove the resource usage at kde start.  For example, in
/etc/conf.d/localstart you could load up your kernel sound modules...



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