# auto_init: Set this (literally) to "yes" or "no". Default is "no".
#
# "no" : Default. /etc/init.d/gom will exit silently.
# "yes": /etc/init.d/gom will will try to initialize mixers (system startup, insmod).
#
#auto_init=no

# valid_sound_devices: Gom currently only supports OSS, but other drivers might work
#    just fine as well (ALSA, for example). This is a list of valid (working with gom)
#    devices as they emerge on /proc/devices. Default is "sound alsa".
#
#    Note: If you use such a working non-standard driver AND you want to use
#     /etc/init.d/gom initialisation AND you use modules with it, you also need to
#     change /etc/modutils/gom accordingly.
#
#    Note: "sound" denotes Linux OSS (at least for 2.2.x and 2.4.x), "alsa" Advanced
#     Linux Sound Architecture. With ALSA, module snd-mixer-oss must be loaded.
#     If gom works for you, but initialisaion does not, check /proc/devices,
#     add it to the list here -- and tell me.
#
#valid_sound_devices="sound alsa"
