> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote on linux-thinkpad: >> I have a 390E (2626-E0M) - both the OpenSound (commercial) driver and the >> ALSA driver work for me. >> >> I had the feedback problem with the OSS driver, but didn't have an OSS >> mixer to turn the mic down :-) Anyway, I was only testing it and as the >> ALSA works I have deleted it (the OSS) anyway. >> >> Note, that the ALSA was very noisy (which is why I checked the OSS), but I >> have just applied the latest BIOS update to my machine (R01_A3) to my >> machine and the ALSA works great! xmms-alsa seems even better than WinAmp >> on the same machine. Just can't run xmms and the ALSA mixer at the same >> time... > Brian, you are a hero. I just upgraded to the A3 BIOS, and the > stuttering during MP3 playback has at last gone from the ALSA driver. > So, as far as I can see, the ALSA driver is now fully functional > (haven't tried the microphone yet; heck, I don't even know where it is > :-). I also managed to make the 0.4.1 alsa driver working w/ my ESS Solo-1 (kernel 2.2.11-ac3-nfsv3) but i got a problem: the xmms-alsa output plugin seems to have some glitches: the volume control doesn't work, and (much more annoying) every other minute i got an "Error writing to PCM device". On the other hand Alsaplayer works great but I would like to see the xmms output plugin working properly (xmms-0.9.1 + plugin 0.4.1). Anybody any suggestions ? > To all the ALSA guys: fantastic work! Thanks a million :-) Perfectly agreee. Congratulations and keep up the great work ! Cheers, Florian P.S.: Anybody can give me a pointer on how to make mpg123 work w/ ALSA driver ? I fail to make it to work...
