DaniloV's questions

I'm having super hard time trying to make an ancient programm (TeamSpeak2) to work under ubuntu 20.04 (tried with several versions of ubuntu same result). After weeks of googleing, I maybe found the problem. The program starts but I can't hear no sound whatsoever. I've tried to commence ossinfo and this is the result

Version info:   (0x00000000)
Platform: Linux/x86_64 5.4.0-29-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 29 14:32:27 UTC 2020 (dex)

Number of audio devices:        0
Number of audio engines:        0
Number of MIDI devices:         0
Number of mixer devices:        0


Device objects

MIDI devices (/dev/midi*)

Mixer devices

Audio devices

Nodes

it looks like the oss driver can't find any sound card while I have got two. I can't disable pulseaudio even if btw I've tried with no effect at all. I know ubuntu has deprecated support to all OSS world (can't get why btw...), but I know several pepole under ubuntu can run old OSS sound application with no issue. So maybe there's a way to fixit. I've got all the alsa and osspd packages on.

Do you know how can I make the OSS driver to see my cards please?

thanks a lot for your help...

I'm having a really hard time to get TS2 up and running on Ubuntu 19.10-64. I've got no problem at all when running it on antix-Debian, but when it comes to ubuntu I've found no possibile way to get it to work so far. I'm stuck with an undefined symbol: initPAnsiStrings error I cannot resolve. The program needs the libborqt-6.9-qt2 library shipped with the package which is linked to the libjpeg62 one which I have to install separately if not yet present in the system and so therefore I need to find the right one (I guess) to install in Ubuntu.

I use the same environmental variable path that works in the Debian machine before launching the binary

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/media/drive/TS2:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

but when I move it into the Ubuntu machine, it throws that damn error. There are loads and loads of writings out there about this, but I didn't find any help so far. The only difference I see between the two distributions is that in Debian a libjpeg62-turbo library is installed by default while in Ubuntu it's not and I can only choose between libjpeg62:i386 or libjpeg62 (32/64 bits), but none of them work. I really hope you guys can guide me to the right way to find what I'm missing here...

thanks a lot

I'm getting a strange error quark 11 on renaming my filesystems on Ubuntu 12.10 64. I'm sure 100% I've already done it in the past without issues using the disk utility. Maybe some recent upgrade or I don't know what, but now I get an error:

Don't know how to change label on device of type filesystem:btrfs (udisks-error-quark, 11))

It's not critical to me, but you may find it useful for the records. I've not been able to find anything around about this quark 11 error.