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#!/bin/sh
. /etc/oss.conf
if test -f $OSSLIBDIR/starting
then
echo Previous start of OSS crashed the system
echo Please resolve the situation and remove file
echo \"$OSSLIBDIR/starting\". Then start OSS by
echo running soundon again.
exit 1
fi
if /sbin/modadmin -Q osscore >> /dev/null 2>&1
then
echo Open Sound System is already running
exit 0
fi
LOG=$OSSLIBDIR/logs/soundon.log
touch $OSSLIBDIR/starting
sync
echo "Open Sound System starting" `date` > $LOG
echo "OSS version: " `cat $OSSLIBDIR/version.dat` >> $LOG 2>&1
echo "Kernel version: " `uname -a` >> $LOG
if test ! -f $OSSLIBDIR/etc/installed_drivers
then
echo No $OSSLIBDIR/etc/installed_drivers >> $LOG
echo No $OSSLIBDIR/etc/installed_drivers
echo Please run ossdetect to create it.
exit 1
fi
if test ! -f /etc/conf/mod.d/osscore
then
echo No $OSSLIBDIR/modules/osscore module >> $LOG
echo No $OSSLIBDIR/modules/osscore module
exit 2
fi
if test -f $OSSLIBDIR/etc/license.asc
then
/usr/sbin/ossdetect -l >> $LOG
fi
if /sbin/modadmin -l osscore >> $LOG 2>&1
then
OK=1
else
echo Loading the osscore module failed
echo Loading the osscore module failed >> $LOG
echo "+++ Kernel messages +++" >> $LOG
# This may look fatal but in fact it's not. The panic command
# of the crash utility just prints the panic buffer (latest kernel messages).
echo panic|/usr/sbin/crash >> $LOG
exit 4
fi
for n in `cat $OSSLIBDIR/etc/installed_drivers | sed 's/#.*//'`
do
if /sbin/modadmin -l $n >> $LOG 2>&1
then
OK=1
else
echo Loading module $n failed '-' ignored >> $LOG
echo Loading module $n failed '-' ignored
fi
done
echo "+++ Kernel messages +++" >> $LOG
# This may look fatal but in fact it's not. The panic command
# of the crash utility just prints the panic buffer (latest kernel messages).
echo panic|/usr/sbin/crash >> $LOG
/usr/sbin/ossdetect -d >> $LOG 2>&1
# Restore the previous legacy device links
if test -f $OSSLIBDIR/etc/legacy_devices
then
sh $OSSLIBDIR/etc/legacy_devices >> $LOG 2>&1
fi
/usr/sbin/ossdevlinks -v >> $LOG 2>&1
echo "+++ ossinfo -v3 +++" >> $LOG
ossinfo -v3 >> $LOG 2>&1
echo "+++ /dev/sndstat +++" >> $LOG
cat /dev/sndstat >> $LOG 2>&1
echo "+++ pciconf +++" >> $LOG
echo pcilong|/usr/sbin/ndcfg -q >> $LOG 2>&1
echo "+++ OSS devices +++" >> $LOG
ls -l /dev/*dsp* /dev/*_pcm* /dev/*mixer* /dev/*_mix* /dev/*midi* /dev/*_mid* >> $LOG 2>&1
/usr/sbin/savemixer -L >> $LOG 2>&1
if test -x $OSSLIBDIR/soundon.user
then
echo Running $OSSLIBDIR/soundon.user >> $LOG
$OSSLIBDIR/soundon.user >> $LOG 2>&1
fi
if test "`ossinfo -g|grep TRIAL` " != " "
then
echo
echo "************************************************************"
echo "* NOTE! You are using trial version of Open Sound System *"
echo "************************************************************"
echo
sleep 1
fi
if test "`ossinfo -g|grep EXPIRED` " != " "
then
echo
echo "****************************************************************"
echo "* NOTE! Your Open Sound System evaluation license has expired *"
echo "****************************************************************"
echo
sleep 15
fi
rm -f $OSSLIBDIR/starting
exit 0
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