> On Mon, Mar 21, 2005 at 10:12:49PM +0000, David Pye wrote: >> Also, when playing any audio on my J5000 (AD1889 audio chip) I get the >> syslog instantly flooded with : >> >> Starting playback at 0x4dbc5000 for 57344 bytes >> Writing 0x1000 bytes to +0x13000 >> Writing 0x1000 bytes to +0x14000 >> Writing 0x1000 bytes to +0x15000 >> Writing 0x1000 bytes to +0x16000 >> Writing 0x1000 bytes to +0x17000 >> WAV interrupt >> Starting playback at 0x4dbd3000 for 20480 bytes >> WAV interrupt >> >> Any idea what causes that, and also, whether it should be turned off >> in the Debian kernel by default? > > The AD1889 drivers (for both OSS and ALSA) are experimental. Don't > expect them to work just yet (although there have been some reports of > the OSS driver working with 48KHz wavs, but I've not had any luck). USB > audio may be your best bet for the time being. > > HTH, > -- > Stuart Brady > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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