Martin Langer wrote:
>
> The file sscape_ioctl.h is in alsa-kernel/include/ and I can get it via CVS
> update. Is it fixed in the meantime? Your mix of cvs and rc3 is a bad
> choice. Try to use a clean cvs or a clean rc3 tree instead.
Ok, so it was my fault. I shouldn't have mixed the alsa-kern
Hi,
I get the last CVS snapshot (from today) of alsa-driver
and I try to compile it on my new machine with a 2.4.19
kernel.
At the beginning, I had hard to figure out that the
directory alsa-kernel was missing.
Ok, I get it from the rc3 release.
Then, I tried the following command line:
./cvsc
Kai Vehmanen wrote:
> Why is ALSA the better alternative?
Is it really related to devel ?
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Jaroslav Kysela wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> the big moment in ALSA existence is here. Linus integrated ALSA
> into 2.5 kernel tree!! The first pre-patch with ALSA will be available
> soon. For impatient hackers: Check http://openlogging.org, click on
> 'Sorted by number of lines' and choose 'Linux
Dan Hollis wrote:
> Creative labs released OSS drivers.
>
> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=44773
>
> Perhaps someone can port to ALSA...
There is some attempt to do so in the emu101k driver devel team.
Just take a look at the emu101k-devel mailing-list:
http://sourcef
Andy Wingo wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Emmanuel Fleury wrote:
>
> There is alsa.m4 which should help. But the ideal would be to get a
> pkg-config .pc file so developers don't have to have a lot of m4's
> hanging around in order to build from cvs. i know, you could th
Hi,
I know that this is a very stupid request, could it be
possible to have an alsa-config program in alsa-lib ?
Something like:
Usage: alsa-config [--prefix[=DIR]] [--exec-prefix[=DIR]]
[--version] [--libs] [--cflags]
Which output all the good parameters when you ask it. For example
--version
Emmanuel Fleury wrote:
> Takashi Iwai wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> There is "audigy" branch on cvs at opensource.creative.com.
>> We can check it.
>
>
>
> Yes, here is how to get it:
>
>
> export
> CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/us
Takashi Iwai wrote:
>
>
> There is "audigy" branch on cvs at opensource.creative.com.
> We can check it.
Yes, here is how to get it:
export
CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/cvsroot
cvs login
cvs -z3 co -r audigy emu10k1
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Sometimes one should just look at
By the way:
http://www.hardware.fr/medias/screenshots.php?id=IMG0003427
:-)
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think of the things you don't get that you don't want.
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Chuck Busby wrote:
> Hi - I got an answer back from my buddy at EMU. He says he hasn't been
> working directly with the SBLive! guys for a while, but still has
> connections. (He is one of the founders of EMU) He asked me "What
> exactly are you looking for? I don't think this is an open syst
marco trevisani wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Is there a way to get or detect a card ID a part for
> 1- asking to yamaha
> 2- dismantelling the computer with the hope to find something helpfull
> printed on the chip
> 3- Dowload useless specs from yamaha (done)
> ???
>
> Since my question might soun
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Yes, following your advice, I downloaded the brand new tree and
> compiled it. SMP Abit VP6 with 2 PIII locks up whenever I launch the
> first numID of amixer contents (it makes search for configuration of
> cs8427 chip -Cirrus Logic-), or whenever launching any
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> HELP !!! Still freeze on smp-machine with card Terratec ewx24/96
> ice1712. Any patch for this card. I suspect here too there is a
> problem of spin_unlock.
Did you tried to get the last CVS archive ?
What sort of freeze are you getting ? (what software are running,
Fixed.
Jaroslav Kysela produced a patch that fixed this problem perfectly. It
seems to be a spinlock problem.
The patch is now available from the CVS archive.
Thanks a lot to Jaroslav
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Either
(a) Solaris has solved the faster-than-light problem, and Sun engineers
should get
Robert Siemer wrote:
>
> Like any driver, it owns the cpu until finished or until driver code
> gives cpu away. The driver can only be pre-empted by interrupts and
> such.
>
> The kernel is not monitoring itself, it's monitoring user space
> processes...
Yes, I think I get it. Of course the k
Hi folks,
Ok, I had made some tests yesterday evening and I will go on this evening.
I tried the magic key and the insert (actually now I get what it is
doing and this is very nice!).
But I did those things in the wrong order and I have to start again the
'get ready and freeze' session this
Jaroslav Kysela wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Nov 2001, Paolo Meglio wrote:
>
>
>>Hello, came to buy a SB Audigy Soundcard.
>>Whitch version of ALSA support the Audigy Soundcard?
>>If not ready yet, when will appear the ALSA-driver with support for SB
>>Audigy??
>>
>
> We have no programming information
Jaroslav Kysela wrote:
> On Wed, 28 Nov 2001, Steve Harris wrote:
>
> It's very much better to use the alsa-driver/utils/insert script, and look
> to alsa-driver/snd.map file for the IP address, where driver crashed. We
> can determine easily the function.
Ooops, I already got the Sys Rq key in
Steve Harris wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 01:12:17AM +0100, Emmanuel Fleury wrote:
>
> If you're hitting the same bug as me then the oops never gets written
> because the IRQ handler gets disabled.
I don't know exactly if it is the same than you. I don't hav
Hi again,
Some new infos (just in case somebody is interested :-)).
The Alsa-OSS modules are not involved (it crash even if they are not loaded.
I tried to reach my computer via the network after a crash. Suprisingly,
ping is working fine but neither ssh neither telnet or ftp or anything
is
Alan Cox wrote:
>>On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Jaroslav Kysela wrote:
>>
>>>If nobody has comments, I'm ready to prepare a whole patch for Linus
>>>against the actual 2.5.1pre code.
>>>
>>My only comment: ALSA has waited long enough. It's now ready for hardcore.
>>
>
> Go for it.
Well, no choice now !
Duncan Sands wrote:
>
> Try using the magic SysRq key to get information (see the
> sysrq.txt file in the linux/Documentation directory of your
> kernel sources; you will probably have to recompile your
> kernel).
Good idea ! I wasn't thinking about it !
I will try, thanks
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Josh Green wrote
>
> So I take it machine is unusable after freeze?
Well, the freeze seems to stop all keyboard and mouse events.
The cursor is still blinking, and the mpeg123 weird bug is telling me
that the computer is somehow still active. But I didn't tried to reach
it by the network (I
Hi,
So I tried to collect as much information as I can about this freezing
bug.
First I am running with a Debian testing/unstable (Sid). To 'celebrate'
the bug, I compiled two kernel 2.4.16, one smp and one mono (to see if
it was SMP related).
My hardware is:
- Dual-proc PentiumII@450MHz
- Moth
Jeffrey H. Ingber wrote:
> Wouldn't that require checking out the source files to read the
> INSTALL?
You can get the sources by many different ways.
The first one is probably to get it from the stable version from
the website. If you notice a bug or something and you want the last
cvs versi
Bob Ham wrote:
>
> On Tue, 2001-11-27 at 17:37, Emmanuel Fleury wrote:
>
> See, what you've done here is confuse "stable" with "developmental".
> Easy mistake to make.
Hum,
Don't confuse "developmental" and "crappy".
Easy
Bob Ham wrote:
> On Tue, 2001-11-27 at 14:18, Paul Davis wrote:
>
> Do you feel absolutely comfortable in assuming that it is neccessary
> for ALSA to have its drivers in "as good or better than" state for it
> to be included in Linux? Having Linux do sound the ALSA way is better
> than ha
Hi,
I noticed a very little weird thing while I was installing alsa-lib.
I noticed that the newly created /usr/include/alsa directory was
set with the same umask than the root (for me it is 077).
As I am compile the sources as user, I immediatly noticed that the user
can access to /usr/include
Hi again,
As I don't like that anybody loose time and to make it easier for
beginner, I propose to Add some lines in the INSTALL file.
If you want I can do the patches against the current cvs
(diff is my friend :-)).
Here is what I want to add:
Compiling from a CVS snapshot
==
James Tappin wrote:
> On Monday 26 November 2001 16:04, Emmanuel Fleury wrote:
>
> Yes they are. CVS checkouts are one level (more or less) earlier in the build
> process than the usual distribution tarballs.
>
> To build a cvs checkout (for ALSA, other packages have
/Makefile.am
./alsa-cvs-20011126/alsa-utils/alsamixer/Makefile.am
./alsa-cvs-20011126/alsa-utils/amixer/Makefile.am
./alsa-cvs-20011126/alsa-utils/aplay/Makefile.am
./alsa-cvs-20011126/alsa-utils/include/Makefile.am
./alsa-cvs-20011126/alsa-utils/utils/Makefile.am
Emmanuel Fleury wrote:
>
>
Hi,
I'm brand new in Alsa, so if I say some stupid thing don't shoot at me,
please ! :-)
I noticed that some important files are missing in the CVS repository.
These files are required to build properly the binaries, so I listed it
(by making a diff on the 0.9.0beta9 against a CVS snapshot):
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