I cannot get my audio working on my laptop, the funny thing is it worked fine at first,
Then I had to go mess with things (install a new kernel), and cannot get it working
again.
The Subsystem Vendor/Device ID is 0x104d 0x8143 (Sony VAIO fr130), 82xx revision is
0x50
The IRQ (11) is shared wit
recording which gives
my card (931) a chance to respond.
I haven't done much testing as my card just produces
noise (but I believe this is a hardware problem). Part two
I think is correct though, by comparison with
snd_opti93x_playback_open.
/Michael.
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t of generally good info on
programming under Unix. It was written by (I think) Michael Johnson
and Matt Welch, but my copy is at home right now so I don't remember
exactly.
For low-level, kernel-specific stuff, get "Linux Device Drivers" by
Rubini and Corbet. You want the second ed
.. heh. Good point. I should spring for that meself actually, one
of these days ..
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Pray for:
- the souls of those who have lost, and will lose, their lives, as a
result of the US terrorist attacks;
- the souls of those responsible, that the
that covers data structures etc.
> It probably took about twice as long as it should have compared to a good
> textbook style .
naah. I remember the experience of learning C with that book as
remarkably easy. Again, just my own experience.
> > programming under Unix. It was writte
08:22, dave willis wrote:
> i don't know much about c, and am wondering if anyone has recommendations
> on books for learning c for unix/linux, as well as for audio. i wish to
> maybe help a bit with the alsa driver, but mainly learn how to program
> audio/midi apps using alsa.
>
I asked Philips for information needed to build linux drivers as per the
ALSA call to contributors. The reply I got was very disheartening:
> Philips continues to watch the Linux market and driver development will be
> related to increased adoption of the Linux software as a business and
> perso
still, I don't think this sort of thing really belongs in ALSA,
necessarily - I think it would be better done as a user-space program,
using the PC for the DSP stuff and an external S/PDIF circuit (or
something) for PWM. (USB is another possibility.)
cheers
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granularity is
around 4 mS - not too good. So in some situations, an async serial
link can actually _outperform_ a USB link.
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ficient to read
directly from the pointer provided with the event?
2. The kernel code seems to have the ability to read data for
variable-length packets directly out of user space, but this
doesn't seem to be used by the library code - why not?
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o have the ability to copy data
directly from user-space, but the library currently does not seem to
make use of this.
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utput_event_direct(), this could behave as VARUSR to avoid
> overhead..
Good, that's a relief. I personally don't have an immediate need for
the optimisation, but waste always bothers me, and when people start
sending large packets I think it will be well worthwhile to make the
necessary chan
if
the optimisation's not been made I'll try doing it myself.
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ND;
(gdb)
Can you make anything of that ?
I am not in the list, so please cc to me, just tell me if you need more
information
TIA,
Michael
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w much about kernel internals - but isnt _exit a kernel syscal
that is supposed to close all open devices?
so what kind of bug is this? rtcw? alsa? kernel?
this is a very anoying bug for me and it would be nice if someone could
help me with this problem. i have even mada a panel button to kil
n the demo version
of the games which is aviable at various places. maybe you could debug
the problem?
http://www.3dgamers.com/dl/games/returnwolfenstein/wolfmpdemo-linux-1.1-mp.x86.run.html
its about 66MByets to download and i understand if you don`t have the
time to do it - but mayb
cold, though, so I'd be interested in whatever you come
up with.
cheers -- Michael Ashton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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rks with the original 0.9.0beta12 there is only that exit
bug.
i can not say how much i appreciate your help with this problem! i
already gave up on that matter.
ciao,
michael
btw what kind of information would help you with solving the problem?
strace?
hi!
the cvs version is working fine now!
thanks to everybody for your help
michael.
On Tue, 2002-04-09 at 11:30, Takashi Iwai wrote:
> Hi,
>
> At Tue, 09 Apr 2002 10:37:33 +0200,
> I wrote:
> >
> > [1 ]
> > Hi Michael,
> >
> > At 08 Apr 200
Juhana Sadeharju wrote:
>
> NO THIS KIND OF STUFF HERE!!!
> NO THIS KIND OF STUFF HERE!!!
> NO THIS KIND OF STUFF HERE!!!
> NO THIS KIND OF STUFF HERE!!!
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x peak (8192 samples): 32767 (0x7fff) 100%
> Max peak (8192 samples): 32767 (0x7fff) 100%
Is this a AC3 stream or normal stereo sound? I had no luck with
recording AC3 sound so far, but I get the same 100% peaks with arecord
when I try.
Regards...
register2 = register_sound_special(reg->f_ops, track2);
- - if (register2 != track2)
+ if (register2 != track2) {
+ printk("register2 failed: %i\n", register2);
goto __end;
+ }
}
up(&sound
iao,
>
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On Tuesday 04 November 2003 16:01, you wrote:
> what parameter did you pass exactly?
snd-ens1371=1
.. and so on.
Or did I misunderstand you?
> Takashi
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On Tuesday 04 November 2003 16:36, Takashi Iwai wrote:
> the first argument is "enable". "index" is the second argument.
> so, you'll need to pass "snd-ens1371=1,1"
Now neither ALSA, nor OSS-emu works. :)
try 3.
> Takashi
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On Wednesday 05 November 2003 14:19, you wrote:
> Hi,
Hi,
> TV card uses btaudio ??? If yes then try to add module options to
> btaudio
I removed btaudio and it works. (all).
Thank you all for your help!
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Hi,
The Gigabyte GA-7DXR motherboard has a 4-channel SB128
(ct5880 + STAC9708/11) onboard. The line in and second line out (rear out)
are wired to the same connector.
After some trial-and-error with the ct5880 GPIO registers I found one which
switches line in to rear out.
The patch below adds a
On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 16:40:34 +0100
Takashi Iwai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At Sun, 11 Jan 2004 18:55:47 +0100,
> Michael Huijsmans wrote:
> >
> > < patch to ens1370.c >
>
> thanks for the patch!
>
> i applied it with a minor correction (the ret
e apart from pnp_resource_change
(i.e. is there now a preferred method for filling in the
settings).
I prefer 3) or else 2) but are there any reasons not to do this?
Any advice welcome.
Michael.
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Takashi Iwai wrote:
At Wed, 11 Feb 2004 21:57:35 +,
Michael Corlett wrote:
I have an ISA pnp card (opti931) which stopped working when I
installed kernel 2.6 and the problem is as follows:
The kernel function that sets and activates the card is
isapnp_set_resources (in drivers/pnp/isapnp
Hi,
the soundcard gameport doesn't entirely work with my analog joystick
(Logitech Wingman Light, 3 axes, 2 buttons) on the gameport of the
Hercules Digifire 7.1; the two buttons do work, however, no axis movement
is registered.
The gameport is initialized on alsa startup, the relevant modules
Hi all.
I'm new to Alsa and its concepts, so I'd like to ask if the following
assumptions are correct.
A short explanation on the background: I'm currently examining different
Voice over IP softphones on Linux. Every program that I've seen so far
has the same limitation: it works with OSS. I guess
Hello,
is this correct that there is no spdif-i/o-support for the tascam us428 in
current alsa-cvs, and never has been before?
Thanks,
Michael
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I'd love to see (hear!) the hdsp fully supported under Linux.
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n `snd_send_fd':
socket.c:45: storage size of `vec' isn't known
socket.c: In function `snd_receive_fd':
socket.c:78: storage size of `vec' isn't known
make[2]: *** [socket.lo] Error 1
When I include sys/uio.h, it compiles. I don't know whether this is the
ri
Running configure on Red Hat 9 yields the error:
./configure: line 3856: test: too many arguments
The configure continues, but the resulting build fails to load module
kernel/sound/snd.o due to an undefined symbol. The fix is trivial:
--- alsa-driver-1.0.1/configure.in.orig 2004-01-08 08:15:55.00
Kevin Puetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Now, why in the world the santa cruz would be wired in such a way that
> software which is fine on other cards would get one channel backwards on it
> is an excellent question. Espescially when there is older software that
> worked on all (though not so
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