Not good enough. There can be three or four seconds between the mixer being
initialised by the kernel and the script setting the levels back somewhere
sane again. I lived in a shared house last year and I was not popular when I
rebooted at three in the morning.
Perhaps if the kernel initialised the mixer levels to zero, it would be OK. At
least the gain should be set to one by default, so it doesn't saturate the
thing, and the default isn't so much louder than the sane listening setup.
I was much happier when I had my SB driver hacked to read the current levels
from the hardware and keep them. Unfortunately, mine was the only card I could
ever get it to work on :)
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Software Engineer Dave@imladris.demon.co.uk (+44) 976 658355
Axiom (Cambridge) Ltd., Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridge, CB5 0NA, UK.
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