2.4.x kernel: es1371 driver
Thomas,
as your adress [email protected] (from 2.4.2-ac20) seems to be wrong, I send this to [email protected].
In the 2.4.3-pre4 and 2.4.2-ac20 config there is no way to specify the I/O-port for the joystick when you build the driver into the kernel, although the module seems to accept the "joystick=" option. Is this intentional? The module parameter is mentioned in drivers/sound/es1371.c . There is no hint concerning the I/O-port when building the driver into the kernel. Does it have to be done by a kernel option?
When starting X the output volume is much lower than when using the 2.2.18 kernel.
Regards,
Jens
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In the 2.4.3-pre4 and 2.4.2-ac20 config there is no way to specify the I/O-port for the joystick when you build the driver into the kernel, although the module seems to accept the "joystick=" option. Is this intentional? The module parameter is mentioned in
drivers/sound/es1371.c. There is no hint concerning the I/O-port when building the driver into the kernel. Does it have to be done by a kernel option?
Yes. should be "es1371=[joystick port]"
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as your adress [email protected] (from 2.4.2-ac20) seems to be wrong, I
No it is correct
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the module seems to accept the "joystick=" option. Is this intentional? The
In the quite near future, the idea is that the es1371 driver finds a free
address and communicates it to the joystick driver automatically, so no user intervention will be needed...
Tom
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