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geek504
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I am temporarily running development in a Linux box using Debian 10 (Buster). The Linux download file for X16 r38 is dynamically linked to libc 2.29 while Buster has 2.28 and no view in sight for a future libc update. I also do not want to venture into the messy multiple libcs franken-debians. Perhaps the developers could statically compile the binary? Note: Ubuntu seems to have 2.29 but not Debian yet.

I'm going to compile my own BUT perhaps for future Linux users it would help.

Is there a way to run x16 without sound? I don't need sound right now and it complains that it needs ALSA etc.

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2 hours ago, geek504 said:




Is there a way to run x16 without sound?



I would also like to know if it is possible to run the emu without sound enabled? At the moment I install the alsa-dummy module to get the emulator to run in a VM without sound hardware.

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12 minutes ago, JimmyDansbo said:




I would also like to know if it is possible to run the emu without sound enabled? At the moment I install the alsa-dummy module to get the emulator to run in a VM without sound hardware.



I got the alsa-dummy module loaded and alsamixer shows it as an option... but I can't seem to get


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./x16 -sound <OPTION>



option to work... it just outputs a list of sound options but I can't choose "Dummy".

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I have done the following:


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sudo modprobe snd-dummy ; sudo modprobe-snd-pcm-oss; sudo modprobe snd-mixer-oss; sudo modprobe snd-seq-oss



After that x16emu -sound shows:


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The following sound output devices are available:

    Dummy, Dummy PCM



I can then run x16emu -sound "Dummy, Dummy PCM"

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A PPA building for several versions of Ubuntu and Debian would certainly be useful, but it's been a while I tried building .deb packages. Maybe if I have the time. Meanwhile, there is a Snap package out there, I think.

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8 hours ago, JimmyDansbo said:




x16emu -sound "Dummy, Dummy PCM"



Wow, I have to explicitly write the entire "device name", how quaint... but it works!

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