I initially attempted to merge the latest stable driver source
into 2.0.35-2. That fouled up my initialization configuration.
I have since blown away my source tree and started with vanilla
2.0.35-2 (downloaded from the redhat ftp server). I picked up
the matched headers, source and so on.
I first attempted to set up using the recommended configuration
(Sound as a module and so on). Unfortunately, the resulting modules
never got loaded, sound never initialized and I couldn't figure out how
adjust the boot initialization process to load the modules.
On my most recent attempt I have configured the sound drivers as
kernel components (I used the 'xconfig' config process). This also
gave me the option of specifying the CS4232 driver resources (DMA,
IRQ, etc).
I am now getting these errors.
drivers/sound/sound.a(cs4232.o): In function `probe_cs4232':
cs4232.o(.text+0x86): undefined reference to `ad1848_detect'
cs4232.o(.text+0x33d): undefined reference to `ad1848_detect'
drivers/sound/sound.a(cs4232.o): In function `attach_cs4232':
cs4232.o(.text+0x3e1): undefined reference to `ad1848_init'
drivers/sound/sound.a(cs4232.o): In function `unload_cs4232':
cs4232.o(.text+0x4cb): undefined reference to `ad1848_unload'
make: *** [vmlinux] Error 1
Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Although
I am a relative nubie, I have already sunk several weeks into compiling
and configuring linux on my laptop. So far I have succeeded in getting
PCMCIA services, Advanced Power Management, the NeoMagic XFCom X Server,
Lucent PCMCIA modem and my PCMCIA ethernet card working.
The Crystal Audio drivers are my last major hurdle!
Thanks again!
Miles
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