2.6 sound drivers?
I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
Anyone able to do an lsmod or a listing of the drivers I need for an SBLive?
Thanks,
Robert
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[snip] I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
If the module loaded up properly, problem may be in mpg123. If you are using devfs, try mpg123 -a /dev/sound/dsp . If that works, set up devfsd.
Rudo.
/dev/sound/dsp doesn't exist. I have devfsd installed and running already.
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[snip] I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
If the module loaded up properly, problem may be in mpg123. If you are using devfs, try mpg123 -a
/dev/sound/dsp. If that works, set up devfsd.
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Rudo.
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/dev/sound/dspdoesn't exist.
<[email protected]> seems to solve your problem. You can also find it at
http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0307.1/2023.html
In short, unset CONFIG_DEVFS_MOUNT.
Did it help?
Rudo.
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I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
Anyone able to do an lsmod or a listing of the drivers I need for an SBLive?
Did you install alsa-utils?
I do but the problem is I don't have a /dev/dsp, /dev/sound/dsp or anything else to point mpg123 at.
Thus spake Mike Fedyk ([email protected]):
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I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
Anyone able to do an lsmod or a listing of the drivers I need for an SBLive?
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Did you install alsa-utils?
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Did you install alsa-utils?
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I do but the problem is I don't have a
/dev/dsp,/dev/sound/dspor anything else to point mpg123 at.
Are you using devfs?
/dev/sound/* is from OSS. You'll have to enable OSS emulation if you want legacy apps to be able to use your sound.
Alternatively, mpg123 --stdout | aplay, or similar. Use a script or alias to make it easy on yourself.
David
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I do but the problem is I don't have a
/dev/dsp,/dev/sound/dspor anything else to point mpg123 at.Thus spake Mike Fedyk ([email protected]):
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I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
Anyone able to do an lsmod or a listing of the drivers I need for an SBLive?
Did you install alsa-utils?
No go, it looks like it's playing but nothing to the speakers.
Thus spake David Ford ([email protected]):
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/dev/sound/*is from OSS. You'll have to enable OSS emulation if you want legacy apps to be able to use your sound.Alternatively, mpg123 --stdout | aplay, or similar. Use a script or alias to make it easy on yourself.
David
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I do but the problem is I don't have a
/dev/dsp,/dev/sound/dspor anything else to point mpg123 at.Thus spake Mike Fedyk ([email protected]):
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I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
Anyone able to do an lsmod or a listing of the drivers I need for an SBLive?
Did you install alsa-utils?
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No go, it looks like it's playing but nothing to the speakers.
Have you tried alsamixer? I'm pretty sure everything's muted by default.
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Robert> No go, it looks like it's playing but nothing to the speakers.
Alsa boots up muted. Use alsamixer(1) (it is a curses app) to set your prefered volumes. Then as root run 'alsactl store' to store said volumes. Each boot running 'alsactl restore' will reset them.
-JimC
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I do but the problem is I don't have a
/dev/dsp,/dev/sound/dspor anything else to point mpg123 at.
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Robert> No go, it looks like it's playing but nothing to the speakers.
Alsa boots up muted. Use alsamixer(1) (it is a curses app) to set your prefered volumes. Then as root run 'alsactl store' to store said volumes. Each boot running 'alsactl restore' will reset them.
Right.
Also, if you want /dev/sound/* you need to compile the OSS stuff for ALSA ...
# modprobe snd-mixer-oss # modprobe snd-*-oss ....
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One thing I noticed abt this ALSA driver is that if I am playing say, xmms at the moment, any additional sound output will be delayed until I stop xmms. Is there any workaround?
Using Intel(r) AC'97 Audio Controller - Sigmatel 9723 Codec
Eugene
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Robert> No go, it looks like it's playing but nothing to the speakers.
Alsa boots up muted. Use alsamixer(1) (it is a curses app) to set your prefered volumes. Then as root run 'alsactl store' to store said volumes. Each boot running 'alsactl restore' will reset them.
Right.
Also, if you want
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Quoted 6 lines · Eugene Teo
One thing I noticed abt this ALSA driver is that if I am playing say, xmms at the moment, any additional sound output will be delayed until I stop xmms. Is there any workaround?
Using Intel(r) AC'97 Audio Controller - Sigmatel 9723 Codec
the intel chip supports only one stream for playback, so the succeeding open is blocked since ALSA opens the device in the blocking mode as default. and it's so for OSS-emulation, too.
for the oss-emulation, you can change this behavior via the module option nonblock_open of snd-pcm-oss module. please check Documentation/sound/alsa/OSS-Emulation.txt.
Takashi
Takashi Iwai wrote (ao):
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At Thu, 17 Jul 2003 16:57:04 +0800,
Quoted 5 lines · Eugene Teo
One thing I noticed abt this ALSA driver is that if I am playing say, xmms at the moment, any additional sound output will be delayed until I stop xmms. Is there any workaround?
Using Intel(r) AC'97 Audio Controller - Sigmatel 9723 Codec
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the intel chip supports only one stream for playback, so the succeeding open is blocked since ALSA opens the device in the blocking mode as default. and it's so for OSS-emulation, too.
for the oss-emulation, you can change this behavior via the module option
nonblock_openof snd-pcm-oss module. please checkDocumentation/sound/alsa/OSS-Emulation.txt.
Wouldn't esd (the enlightment sound daemon) take care of this in userspace? I can have sound out of xmms, firebird, mpg321 and mplayer at the same time with esd.
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Takashi Iwai wrote (ao):
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Quoted 5 lines · Eugene Teo
One thing I noticed abt this ALSA driver is that if I am playing say, xmms at the moment, any additional sound output will be delayed until I stop xmms. Is there any workaround?
Using Intel(r) AC'97 Audio Controller - Sigmatel 9723 Codec
the intel chip supports only one stream for playback, so the succeeding open is blocked since ALSA opens the device in the blocking mode as default. and it's so for OSS-emulation, too.
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for the oss-emulation, you can change this behavior via the module option
nonblock_openof snd-pcm-oss module. please checkDocumentation/sound/alsa/OSS-Emulation.txt.Wouldn't esd (the enlightment sound daemon) take care of this in userspace? I can have sound out of xmms, firebird, mpg321 and mplayer at the same time with esd.
Most people would rather not use esd, especially when you dont need to use any userspace deamon to do the job.
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Wouldn't esd (the enlightment sound daemon) take care of this in userspace? I can have sound out of xmms, firebird, mpg321 and mplayer at the same time with esd.
Most people would rather not use esd, especially when you dont need to use any userspace deamon to do the job.
There are lots of reasons for not using esd (its sucky frequency code for example) but you do need a userspace daemon because the alsa kernel side mixing stuff doesn't handle network connections - and nor would you want it to.
X is a networked environment, Gnome is a networked desktop, therefore you need networked audio
Alan Cox wrote (ao):
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Wouldn't esd (the enlightment sound daemon) take care of this in userspace? I can have sound out of xmms, firebird, mpg321 and mplayer at the same time with esd.
Most people would rather not use esd, especially when you dont need to use any userspace deamon to do the job.
There are lots of reasons for not using esd (its sucky frequency code for example)
I feel enlightened ;-)
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but you do need a userspace daemon because the alsa kernel side mixing stuff doesn't handle network connections - and nor would you want it to.
X is a networked environment, Gnome is a networked desktop, therefore you need networked audio
What would be a better choice than esd?
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Takashi Iwai wrote (ao):
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One thing I noticed abt this ALSA driver is that if I am playing say, xmms at the moment, any additional sound output will be delayed until I stop xmms. Is there any workaround?
Using Intel(r) AC'97 Audio Controller - Sigmatel 9723 Codec
the intel chip supports only one stream for playback, so the succeeding open is blocked since ALSA opens the device in the blocking mode as default. and it's so for OSS-emulation, too.
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for the oss-emulation, you can change this behavior via the module option
nonblock_openof snd-pcm-oss module. please checkDocumentation/sound/alsa/OSS-Emulation.txt.Wouldn't esd (the enlightment sound daemon) take care of this in userspace? I can have sound out of xmms, firebird, mpg321 and mplayer at the same time with esd.
of course, it does.
not only esd but arts can.
also, ALSA provides dmix plugin, which does the similar mixing but without server process in very low latency. unfortunately, using dmix plugin for OSS apps is tricky.
Takashi
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I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
I am biased, but, it would be nice for people to start testing the "official" 2.6 sound drivers, ALSA. The ALSA API has many benefits over OSS, but needs wide-spread testing and validation.
Jeff, who is long tired of hacking on OSS drivers :)
That's what I'm trying to do and why I'm trying to get the sound card to work, it was in a previous part of this thread. I'm trying to find out what drivers to load how for ALSA with a soundblaster live.
Thus spake Jeff Garzik ([email protected]):
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I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
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I am biased, but, it would be nice for people to start testing the "official" 2.6 sound drivers, ALSA. The ALSA API has many benefits over OSS, but needs wide-spread testing and validation.
Jeff, who is long tired of hacking on OSS drivers :)
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That's what I'm trying to do and why I'm trying to get the sound card to work, it was in a previous part of this thread. I'm trying to find out what drivers to load how for ALSA with a soundblaster live.
modprobe snd-emu10k1
That should take care of it, it worked perfectly fine 40 releases ago :)
Matt
I have a SBlive too, emu10k1 works pretty well for me, what should I do for going to ALSA ??
I hope the answer is not a, buy a good new supported sound card
:-)
Max
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I have a soundblaster Live. I've historically used the OSS drivers as they've worked well for me. I just tried to load the emu10k1 which loads without error, but mpg123 says it can't open the default sound device.
I am biased, but, it would be nice for people to start testing the "official" 2.6 sound drivers, ALSA. The ALSA API has many benefits over OSS, but needs wide-spread testing and validation.
Jeff, who is long tired of hacking on OSS drivers :)
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I have a SBlive too, emu10k1 works pretty well for me, what should I do for going to ALSA ??
ALSA supports emu10k1.
Jeff
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I have a SBlive too, emu10k1 works pretty well for me, what should I do for going to ALSA ??
ALSA supports emu10k1.
How well? Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
Thanks,
Norberto
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I have a SBlive too, emu10k1 works pretty well for me, what should I do for going to ALSA ??
ALSA supports emu10k1.
How well? Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
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I have a SBlive too, emu10k1 works pretty well for me, what should I do for going to ALSA ??
ALSA supports emu10k1.
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How well? Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
it's in progress:
http://ld10k1.sf.net
(he has tested only on audigy, though.)
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ALSA supports emu10k1.
How well?
very well.
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Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
I have treble and base support on my emu10k1 via ALSA.
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Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
I have treble and base support on my emu10k1 via ALSA.
How could this be true if:
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ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
???
Anyone (Terje, Ed) care to say HOW did you enabled treble and bass in emu10k1 (ALSA) or you will continuously say "it works for me" without saying anything useful?
Many thanks in advance,
Norberto
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I have emu10k1 running over ALSA, but if i try to change bass or treble with alsamixer, nothing changes on the output.
Max
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Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
I have treble and base support on my emu10k1 via ALSA.
How could this be true if:
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ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
???
Anyone (Terje, Ed) care to say HOW did you enabled treble and bass in emu10k1 (ALSA) or you will continuously say "it works for me" without saying anything useful?
Many thanks in advance,
Norberto
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Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
I have treble and base support on my emu10k1 via ALSA.
How could this be true if:
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ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
???
the treble/bass code is implemented statically.
(so it is also on OSS emu10k1 as default, btw.)
note that there is an additional switch to activate bass/treble. as default, this is set off. turn it on via alsamixer to get effects.
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Anyone (Terje, Ed) care to say HOW did you enabled treble and bass in emu10k1 (ALSA) or you will continuously say "it works for me" without saying anything useful?
hey, they told you right :)
Takashi
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the treble/bass code is implemented statically.
(so it is also on OSS emu10k1 as default, btw.)note that there is an additional switch to activate bass/treble. as default, this is set off. turn it on via alsamixer to get effects.
Ah, OK. Thank you. I'll take a look.
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Anyone (Terje, Ed) care to say HOW did you enabled treble and bass in emu10k1 (ALSA) or you will continuously say "it works for me" without saying anything useful?
hey, they told you right :)
Sorry. I didn't meant to be harsh but I haven't seen anything but "ALSA supports emu10k1" or "emu10k1 is very well supported under ALSA." I just wanted to know how to get tone control under ALSA and no one seems to share that information. Or perhaps I miss a couple of e-mails from this list? I can't find this one for example:
Message-Id: <[email protected]>
Seems like LKML swallowed that one. If that's the case, and I missed someone's reply, please forgive me.
Best regards,
Norberto
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Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
I have treble and base support on my emu10k1 via ALSA.
How could this be true if:
Quoted 5 lines · Ian Hastie
ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
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the treble/bass code is implemented statically.
(so it is also on OSS emu10k1 as default, btw.)
Are you sure about this? My recollection from using the SF code was that Bass and Treble weren't there until you used the setup script that came with the package. What that does is to load a piece of DSP code which provides extra functions. It also has to set up the appropriate routings to enable the extra controls.
The insertion of arbitrary code and the easy setting up of routings are the two main things missing at the moment from the ALSA emu10k1 driver. That's how it seems to me anyway.
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note that there is an additional switch to activate bass/treble. as default, this is set off. turn it on via alsamixer to get effects.
OK, I was mistaken about this, there is a bass and treble control in alsamixer. They even appear when it is run without a switch of any kind. I can't see any mention of such a switch in the manual page either. It does work, but you have to unmute the tone control switch to enable it.
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Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
I have treble and base support on my emu10k1 via ALSA.
How could this be true if:
Quoted 5 lines · Ian Hastie
ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
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the treble/bass code is implemented statically.
(so it is also on OSS emu10k1 as default, btw.)Are you sure about this?
i don't know about the very latest one, but at least until 2.4.20 there are static bass/treble tables in emu10k1/mixer.c. they worked even without running emu-script.
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My recollection from using the SF code was that Bass
and Treble weren't there until you used the setup script that came with the package. What that does is to load a piece of DSP code which provides extra functions. It also has to set up the appropriate routings to enable the extra controls.
yes, that makes sense.
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The insertion of arbitrary code and the easy setting up of routings are the two main things missing at the moment from the ALSA emu10k1 driver. That's how it seems to me anyway.
yes. that has been a big TODO.
Takashi
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Last time I've checked ALSA, it didn't support bass and treble, that's why I'm using OSS (emu10k1)
I have treble and base support on my emu10k1 via ALSA.
How could this be true if:
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ALSA's support seems usable, but still doesn't allow you to programme the DSP with your own code. OSS uses this to enable such things as bass and treble controls, as well as a selection of audio effects with code provided. Anyone know if ALSA will allow this kind of thing in the future?
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???
Anyone (Terje, Ed) care to say HOW did you enabled treble and bass in emu10k1 (ALSA) or you will continuously say "it works for me" without saying anything useful?
Ummm read this....
http://www.alsa-project.org/~valentyn/other-formats/Alsa-sound-mini-HOWTO.html
http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=emu10k1
http://alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php3?company=Creative+Labs&card=Soundblaster+Live&chip=EMU10K1&module=emu10k1
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MONOLITHIC sound (was Re: 2.6 sound drivers?)
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Ummm read this....
http://www.alsa-project.org/~valentyn/other-formats/Alsa-sound-mini-HOWTO.h
tml http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=emu10k1
http://alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php3?company=Creative+Lab
s&card=Soundblaster+Live&chip=EMU10K1&module=emu10k1
I too am trying the 2.6 kernel per Linus' desires and also have an SBLive! . However, I absolutely *destest* kernel modules. To my knowledge, ALSA has been exclusively module-oriented. I'm going to assume that in 2.6 you can build ALSA into a monolithic kernel. Is this assumtion valid? If so, will the referenced documents above apply to getting my sound working? Or are there other documents/resources that I need to be reading to get non-modular ALSA working? Thanks.
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Re: MONOLITHIC sound (was Re: 2.6 sound drivers?)
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Ummm read this....
http://www.alsa-project.org/~valentyn/other-formats/Alsa-sound-mini-HOWTO.h
tml http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=emu10k1
http://alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php3?company=Creative+Lab
s&card=Soundblaster+Live&chip=EMU10K1&module=emu10k1
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I too am trying the 2.6 kernel per Linus' desires and also have an SBLive! . However, I absolutely *destest* kernel modules. To my knowledge, ALSA has been exclusively module-oriented. I'm going to assume that in 2.6 you can build ALSA into a monolithic kernel. Is this assumtion valid? If so, will the referenced documents above apply to getting my sound working? Or are there other documents/resources that I need to be reading to get non-modular ALSA working? Thanks.
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02:0e.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB Live! EMU10k1 (rev 08)
Me checked ta alsa in 2.6.0-test1 as modules as well as inbuilt, it workz but nt rockz. Sound in mid freq is distorted, and yep all ta tone *bass/treble* do work.
Ummm I don't think u need to read other documents *provided u did went thru it thoroughly*.
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