sound server error

This is a discussion about sound server error in the Linux Hardware category; hello, i just installed redhat 9, luckily my soundcard is now supported by its kernel. i have a fm801 4 channel soundcard. . here is the problem. . . . everytime i log in, an error window pops, it says: sound server fatal error: cpu overload, aborting what does this error mean? pls help.

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hello,
 
i just installed redhat 9, luckily my soundcard is now supported by its kernel.
 
i have a fm801 4 channel soundcard.. here is the problem....
 
everytime i log in, an error window pops, it says:
 
"sound server fatal error: cpu overload, aborting"
 
what does this error mean?
 
pls help.
 
thanx
God Bless

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Please post the error exactly please.
 
I am guessing you are using KDE. Goto the Control Panel and poke around in the SOUND sections... you'll find a "use full dupley" mode for the sound server.
 
Uncheck that. Save the settings. Logout and login.
 
If you still have probs, post the EXACT error message... with codes and all.

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hi... when i looked at the sound part there in the control panel, the full duplex item is already unchecked....
 
what i did was i uncheked the aRTs sound system......
it worked!
 
any remedy so that i can use aRTs
 
thanx
 
God Bless

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That should solve the problem.