alsa-util.c problem?

[Bob Wooden]

I have spent time reviewing forums and reading the Edubuntu Handbook.  I 
decided to try disabling SOUND in the lts.conf file.  This lead me to 
/opt/ltsp/i386/etc.lts.conf.  This existing lts.conf file has very 
little in it.

There, I found comments that suggest creating a lts.conf file in 
/var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf.  So, I did create my lts.conf file 
there based on info from the Edubuntu Handbook and readme files I 
located in my installation. 

After file creation, my terminal booted correctly.  (turned off my 
terminal.)  Then I returned to my lts.conf file and enabled SOUND and 
rebooted the terminal.  Terminal works, sound works and all appears (at 
this moment) well.

During my readme file review, I discovered that the existing lts.conf 
file (located at /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf) references an example file 
located at /usr/share/doc/ltsp-client/examples/lts-parameters.txt.gz 
located in the client environment.  I installed the stand-alone-server, 
therefore I could not find this example file. 

I love open source software.  Where, in the preparatory software world 
can you find the information you need to fix your problem on a forum and 
existing printed information.  A little thought and internet digging and 
there is your solution. 

Thank you, all the people who work in Ubuntu, LTSP and all connected 
projects.

Bob Wooden wrote:
> I am building a new (to me) LTSP server. Client boots to server 
> properly. Process hangs at "W:alsa-util.c: device doesn't support 
> 44100Hz, change to 44099Hz. (OK)" and stops there. Have an existing 7.04 
> Edubuntu with LTSP (whatever) that this client runs okay on. So, I know 
> it is not the client. The "new" LTSP server is a "fresh" build on Ubuntu 
> 7.10 Desktop, then added LTSP packages per the 
> UbuntuLTSP/LTSPQuickInstall guide. Is something different about sound 
> with 7.10?
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