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Old 18th September 2006, 03:25 AM
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/dev/dsp : Device or resource busy

Every time I try to pipe to or use /dev/dsp with a program,I get "Device or resource busy". It happens every time! Wtf is wrong with the sound device, and how do I fix it?

(It happens with /dev/audio, as well).
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