No sound: "can't find a proper buffer size"

[voltaic]

Hello. I am running 2.2.1 in 32-bit Linux (CRUX). I get the following errors when I try to run the program:

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error   |10:43:32: [sound_DecodeOggVorbis] can't find a proper buffer size
error   |10:43:32: [resLoadFile] resLoadFile: The load function for resource type "WAV" failed for file "beep1.ogg"
error   |10:43:32: [resLoad] resLoad: failed to parse wrf/frontend.wrf
error   |10:43:32: [startTitleLoop] Shutting down after failure

The game runs as expected with the --nosound option.

The software I use is as follows:
libogg 1.1.4
libvorbis 1.2.2
ALSA 1.0.20
openal 1.7.411 (also tried 1.8.466)

Does anyone have any suggestions? I get the same error with wz2100 2.1.3, which suggests to me this is a sound configuration issue on my end.

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On another system, I am having trouble with sound using the OSS 4.1_1052b drivers. The errors are the following:

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error   |11:16:22: [PrintOpenALVersion] OpenAL Vendor: (null)
error   |11:16:22: [PrintOpenALVersion] OpenAL Version: (null)
error   |11:16:22: [PrintOpenALVersion] OpenAL Renderer: (null)
error   |11:16:22: [PrintOpenALVersion] OpenAL Extensions: (null)
error   |11:16:22: [sound_InitLibrary] Couldn't open audio device.
error   |11:16:22: [sound_Init] Cannot init sound library
error   |11:16:24: [cdAudio_OpenTrack] Failed creating audio stream for music/menu.ogg

Other than the different sound drivers the system are nearly identical in software configuration.

If it would be more appropriate, I can start a different thread for the OSS issue.

[cybersphinx]

libvorbis 1.2.2

Downgrading to 1.2.0 usually helped. See also #669.

openal 1.7.411 (also tried 1.8.466)

That doesn't have to do anything with your problem, but 1.7 is quite bad with Warzone (1.8 somewhat better), if you don't limit the number of used sources in its config file. OpenAL-Soft 1.5 or the OpenAL sample implementation work best, it seems.

I've no idea about the OSS issue, sorry.