[plug] Sound card

[BillK]

add "alias binfmt-0000 binfmt_aout" to your modules.conf (changed to
suit).  A search of the modules directory should show about 4 binfmt
modules.  They are apparently for the kernel to handle particular binary
types (another is java for instance)  In your case, binfmt-00064 may
need an alias to another binfmt module.  Mine occurred whenever ppp went
up or down.  Happy experimenting! and there is zilch about on this
problem, but appears at odd times on various email lists.

BillK

Kai wrote:
> 
> G'day all,
> 
> Here's the situation:
> 
> I run a JavaRadio server - a live, tunable radio scanner that has
> streaming audio.
> For those who wanna know, it uses an Icom IC-PCR1000 all mode, 0.30 -
> 1300 Mhz scanning receiver.
> When my Linux machine is online (nearly 24/7 but not quite...), it can
> be reached at http://vk6ksj.javaradio.com
> Due to the idiots over the road at a construction site (worksafe would
> have a pink fit if they saw how these guys worked...), we had a power
> surge at my house about a month ago and....I had to upgrade the server
> form RH 5.2 to RH 6.2 to even manage to get a boot prompt.
> 
> Now I have a problem, when I try to start my audio encoder, I get this
> from /var/log/messages:
> linux modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module binfmt-0064
> 
> I'm not a Linux expert and I've really got no idea how to fix this
> problem...
> I am using an ISA ESS1688 Audio Drive.
> 
> Would anyone have any ideas how to fix this problem? if so, I'll need a
> newbie style explanation on how to do it.
> Hahahaa, about the only thing I know how to do on Linux is get IPChains
> working, modify some stuff for Apache and get SMV to share
> resources....not a helluva lot when compared to your guys but I gotta
> start somewhere and with my current lack of time learning stuff with
> Linux is limited, unfortunately !!
> 
> Many thanks in advance.
> --
> 
> Kai
> 
> Like clean air, water and food, earth is a comodity:
> Take good care of what little there is left.