Problem with es1371

2000-06-26 Thread Petteri Heinonen
Hi.
I've compiled new kernel, and made soundcard support as modules. I've
SB64PCI card, which I think is preferred as es1371. I've tried to do as told
in linux-sound-howto, but pnpdump founds no boards, so I can't configure
isapnp.conf. But I'm not even sure do I have to use isapnp? After all, this
is not isa card, it's pci card.
'modprobe es1371' loads soundcore.o and es1371.o, but nothing appears in
file /dev/sndstat. It only tells that 'No such device' when I try 'cat
/dev/sndstat'.
I've tried with several different BIOS-settings also, which doesn't help.
Motherboard is asus P2L97, very basic board I think.
Maybe someone could help me or at least tell me where to find more
information about sounds in Debian. I've read howto's and man-pages and all
this stuff; maybe I've missed something?

Petteri Heinonen
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Re: Problem with es1371

2000-06-26 Thread Jens Guenther
Hi!

On Mon, Jun 26, 2000 at 11:31:52AM +0300, Petteri Heinonen wrote:
 I've compiled new kernel, and made soundcard support as modules. I've
 SB64PCI card, which I think is preferred as es1371. I've tried to do as told

I do not know which settings you need in conf.modules to make this work,
but a quick solution would be to build it into the kernel. It works for
me, at least.

Isapnp definitely won't help you.

Regards
Jens



Re: Problem with es1371

2000-06-26 Thread John S. J. Anderson
 Petteri == Petteri Heinonen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Petteri Hi.  I've compiled new kernel, and made soundcard support as
Petteri modules. I've SB64PCI card, which I think is preferred as
Petteri es1371.

What _version_ of the kernel? I've got a card that reports as a
es1371, and (due to changes in the card) it doesn't work with the 2.2
series es1371 driver.

If you get the pciutils .deb, and then do a 'lspci', you should see a
line something like this:

00:0d.0 Multimedia audio controller: Ensoniq ES1371 [AudioPCI-97] (rev 07)

If the number after 'rev' is '07', then you need to use the driver
from later 2.3 kernels. I'm running 2.4.0-test1, and it's been pretty
stable -- you might want to give that a go.

HTH,
john.


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