For Crystal 4280 its: SMODULE_02 = sound SMODULE_03 = auto SMODULE_04 = uart401 SMODULE_05 = cs46xx io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1
That one with ESS Solo-1 - seems to be SoundBlaster PCI 128
SOUND = Y
SOUND_DAEMON = esd # This can be 'nasd', or 'esd' at this time
VOLUME = 100 # Speaker & WAVE volume pecentage
MIC_VOLUME = 100 # Microphone volume
CD_VOLUME = 75 # CD Audio volume
SMODULE_01 = soundcore
SMODULE_02 = sound
SMODULE_03 = esssolo1
SMODULE_04 = uart401
SMODULE_05 = esssolo1 io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1*************
BUG:
That ONE onboard Belgacom Using Crystal 4235 (not! 4232).
There is BUG in docs (audiolist in sound_package_XYZ.tgz) - ltsp_sound/i386/etc/audiolist:
1. module cd4232 doesn't exist, the CORRECT name is cs4232
2. It is NOT only for CS4281 (I didn't try that one) but also for CS4235 and CS4232 (I tried both - everything working correct for 13 hours of playing :).
I suggest to replace line in ltsp_sound/i386/etc/audiolist (in sound_package_XYZ.tgz)
1013:6005 cd4232 #CS4281 CrystalClear PCI Audio Interface
to/with this lines (I don't know, what first 2 numbers X:Y means):
1013:6005 cs4232 #CS4232 CrystalClear (ISA?) Audio Interface
1013:6005 cs4232 #CS4235 / CX4235 Crystal ISA onBoard
1013:6005 cs4232 #CS4281 CrystalClear PCI Audio Interface
##CS4235 = CRYSTAL (A Cirrus Logic Company); 9905-1101; Rev. 2.0; "short" ISA(!) Card
##CS4235 / CX4235 = CRYSTAL onBoard CX4235-XQ3 EP ZTALLE9831 (not CS4235) (I think using ISA, not PCI; combined with Intel i440LX chipset); {Belgacom "small form factory design" - Celeron Mendocino 333MHz; i443EX, onBoard VGA Trident Cyber9397 etc.}
***************
SOUND = Y SOUND_DAEMON = esd # This can be 'nasd', or 'esd' at this time VOLUME = 100 # Speaker & WAVE volume pecentage MIC_VOLUME = 100 # Microphone volume CD_VOLUME = 75 # CD Audio volume SMODULE_01 = soundcore SMODULE_02 = sound SMODULE_03 = auto SMODULE_04 = uart401 SMODULE_05 = cs4232 io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1
Maybe it helps someone ^ someone from ltsp group will correct it ;).
TNX for this super-project to every1 envolved.
Peter www.lentus.sk
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