Soundcard problem!
Hi,
I have a serious problem with my soundcard which persistently refuses to cooperate with my Linux system. The processor is a PII on an ASUS P2B-DS motherboard. My kernel is brand new:
version 2.1.125, but it seems to work fine so far for anything else but sound. The sound card is a vibra16pnp (by Creative Labs).
Whenever I attempted to use sndconfig, for whichever setup I have chosen, the result was anticipated: A problem appears with modprobe.
Furthermore, when I type: "modprobe sb.o" the answer is:
/lib/modules/2.1.125/misc/sb.o: too many values for dma (max 1)
Has anybody out there seen this attitude before?
I suspect the following details might be useful:
IRQ = 5 I/O range = 0220 - 0223, DMA = 05 I/O range = 0224 - 022F, DMA = 01
I obtained these data using NT diagnostics, so I do cannot be 100% sure that one could rely on them. :-)
(Afterall, I have deleted Microsoft from my computer!)
When I use "pnpdump -c -script=out", the file "out" contains the following information:
#!/bin/sh
prefixes="/etc/pnp/config-scripts/isa /usr/share/pnp/config-scripts/isa"
function pnp_isa_configure {
local i id dir found_it
i=0
while [ "${dev_ids[$i]}" != "" ] ; do
id="${dev_ids[$i]}"
for dir in $prefixes ; do
if [ -r $dir/$id ] ; then
source $dir/$id
return $?
fi
done
i=`expr $i + 1`
done
# Failed to find anything
return 1
}
unset irq irq_flags dma dma_flags io_start io_len io_flags
unset mem_start mem_len mem_flags dev_ids
board_id=CTL0070
dev_ids[0]=CTL0001
irq[0]=5 ; irq_flags[0]=0x00
dma[0]=1 ; dma_flags[0]=0x08
dma[1]=5 ; dma_flags[1]=0x12
io_start[0]=0x0220 ; io_len[0] ; io_flags[0]=0x01
io_start[1]=0x0330 ; io_len[1]=2 ; io_flags[1]=0x01
io_start[2]=0x0388 ; io_len[2]=4 ; io_flags[2]=0x01
pnp_isa_configure
unset irq irq_flags dma dma_flags io_start io_len io_flags
unset mem_start mem_len mem_flags dev_ids
board_id=CTL0070
dev_ids[0]=CTL7001
dev_ids[2]=PNPb02f
io_start[0]=0x0200 ; io_len[0]=8 ; io_flags[0]=0x01
pnp_isa_configureStrangely enough, the file /etc/modules.conf contains:
alias sound sb options -k sb io=0x220 irq=7 dma=3,5 alias midi opl3 options -k opl3 io=0x388
The technical values from these two files are not so consistent, are they? :-)
I will be very grateful for any hint which may help. Thanks in advance, and sorry for the length of this mail. --
___________________________________________________________
,-~~-.___. _____ |
/ | ' \ / \ | Dr. Nikolaos A. Margaritis
( ) 0 | \ | Agias Marinis 40
\_/-, ,----' | UNIX | | Larissa 41221
== \______/ | Hellas (Greece)
/ \-'~; __|_|__ |
/ __/~| ___ | | |
=( _____| (___)_|_______| | email: [email protected]Hi,
I have a serious problem with my soundcard which persistently refuses to cooperate with my Linux system. The processor is a PII on an ASUS P2B-DS motherboard. My kernel is brand new:
version 2.1.125, but it seems to work fine so far for anything else but sound. The sound card is a vibra16pnp (by Creative Labs).
Whenever I attempted to use sndconfig, for whichever setup I have chosen, the result was anticipated: A problem appears with modprobe.
Furthermore, when I type: "modprobe sb.o" the answer is:
/lib/modules/2.1.125/misc/sb.o: too many values for dma (max 1)
Has anybody out there seen this attitude before?
I suspect the following details might be useful:
IRQ = 5 I/O range = 0220 - 0223, DMA = 05 I/O range = 0224 - 022F, DMA = 01
I obtained these data using NT diagnostics, so I do cannot be 100% sure that one could rely on them. :-)
(Afterall, I have deleted Microsoft from my computer!)
When I use "pnpdump -c -script=out", the file "out" contains the following information:
#!/bin/sh
prefixes="/etc/pnp/config-scripts/isa /usr/share/pnp/config-scripts/isa"
function pnp_isa_configure {
local i id dir found_it
i=0
while [ "${dev_ids[$i]}" != "" ] ; do
id="${dev_ids[$i]}"
for dir in $prefixes ; do
if [ -r $dir/$id ] ; then
source $dir/$id
return $?
fi
done
i=`expr $i + 1`
done
# Failed to find anything
return 1
}
unset irq irq_flags dma dma_flags io_start io_len io_flags
unset mem_start mem_len mem_flags dev_ids
board_id=CTL0070
dev_ids[0]=CTL0001
irq[0]=5 ; irq_flags[0]=0x00
dma[0]=1 ; dma_flags[0]=0x08
dma[1]=5 ; dma_flags[1]=0x12
io_start[0]=0x0220 ; io_len[0] ; io_flags[0]=0x01
io_start[1]=0x0330 ; io_len[1]=2 ; io_flags[1]=0x01
io_start[2]=0x0388 ; io_len[2]=4 ; io_flags[2]=0x01
pnp_isa_configure
unset irq irq_flags dma dma_flags io_start io_len io_flags
unset mem_start mem_len mem_flags dev_ids
board_id=CTL0070
dev_ids[0]=CTL7001
dev_ids[2]=PNPb02f
io_start[0]=0x0200 ; io_len[0]=8 ; io_flags[0]=0x01
pnp_isa_configureStrangely enough, the file /etc/modules.conf contains:
alias sound sb options -k sb io=0x220 irq=7 dma=3,5 alias midi opl3 options -k opl3 io=0x388
The technical values from these two files are not so consistent, are they? :-)
I will be very grateful for any hint which may help. Thanks in advance, and sorry for the length of this mail. --
___________________________________________________________
,-~~-.___. _____ |
/ | ' \ / \ | Dr. Nikolaos A. Margaritis
( ) 0 | \ | Agias Marinis 40
\_/-, ,----' | UNIX | | Larissa 41221
== \______/ | Hellas (Greece)
/ \-'~; __|_|__ |
/ __/~| ___ | | |
=( _____| (___)_|_______| | email: [email protected]DMA should equal 5 or 1.. Not 05 or 01
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Quoted 95 lines · Nikolaos Margaritis
Hi,
I have a serious problem with my soundcard which persistently refuses to cooperate with my Linux system. The processor is a PII on an ASUS P2B-DS motherboard. My kernel is brand new:
version 2.1.125, but it seems to work fine so far for anything else but sound. The sound card is a vibra16pnp (by Creative Labs).Whenever I attempted to use sndconfig, for whichever setup I have chosen, the result was anticipated: A problem appears with modprobe.
Furthermore, when I type: "modprobe sb.o" the answer is:
/lib/modules/2.1.125/misc/sb.o: too many values for dma (max 1)Has anybody out there seen this attitude before?
I suspect the following details might be useful:
IRQ = 5 I/O range = 0220 - 0223, DMA = 05 I/O range = 0224 - 022F, DMA = 01I obtained these data using NT diagnostics, so I do cannot be 100% sure that one could rely on them. :-)
(Afterall, I have deleted Microsoft from my computer!)When I use "pnpdump -c -script=out", the file "out" contains the following information:
#!/bin/sh prefixes="/etc/pnp/config-scripts/isa /usr/share/pnp/config-scripts/isa" function pnp_isa_configure { local i id dir found_it i=0 while [ "${dev_ids[$i]}" != "" ] ; do id="${dev_ids[$i]}" for dir in $prefixes ; do if [ -r $dir/$id ] ; then source $dir/$id return $? fi done i=`expr $i + 1` done # Failed to find anything return 1 } unset irq irq_flags dma dma_flags io_start io_len io_flags unset mem_start mem_len mem_flags dev_ids board_id=CTL0070 dev_ids[0]=CTL0001 irq[0]=5 ; irq_flags[0]=0x00 dma[0]=1 ; dma_flags[0]=0x08 dma[1]=5 ; dma_flags[1]=0x12 io_start[0]=0x0220 ; io_len[0] ; io_flags[0]=0x01 io_start[1]=0x0330 ; io_len[1]=2 ; io_flags[1]=0x01 io_start[2]=0x0388 ; io_len[2]=4 ; io_flags[2]=0x01 pnp_isa_configure unset irq irq_flags dma dma_flags io_start io_len io_flags unset mem_start mem_len mem_flags dev_ids board_id=CTL0070 dev_ids[0]=CTL7001 dev_ids[2]=PNPb02f io_start[0]=0x0200 ; io_len[0]=8 ; io_flags[0]=0x01 pnp_isa_configureStrangely enough, the file
/etc/modules.confcontains:alias sound sb options -k sb io=0x220 irq=7 dma=3,5 alias midi opl3 options -k opl3 io=0x388The technical values from these two files are not so consistent, are they? :-)
I will be very grateful for any hint which may help. Thanks in advance, and sorry for the length of this mail. --
___________________________________________________________,-~~-.___. _____ | / | ' \ / \ | Dr. Nikolaos A. Margaritis ( ) 0 | \ | Agias Marinis 40 \_/-, ,----' | UNIX | | Larissa 41221 == \______/ | Hellas (Greece) / \-'~; __|_|__ | / __/~| ___ | | | =( _____| (___)_|_______| | email: [email protected]
Quoted 2 lines · Nikolaos Margaritis
When I use "pnpdump -c -script=out", the file "out" contains the following
what pnptools version are you using? Mine (1.13) doesn't seem to like these options.
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Quoted 2 lines
alias sound sb options -k sb io=0x220 irq=7 dma=3,5
I don't think the sb module can accept two values for dma, you need to give separate "dma" and "dma16" options
FYI in my conf.modules I have these lines:
alias sound sb options sb io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1 dma16=5 mpu_io=0x330 alias midi opl3 options opl3 io=0x388
(The same settings work fine on an old non-PNP sb16 card, on an awe32 sb pnp, and on a friend's ess)
Unfortunately, in 2.1.127 a bug seems to make impossible removing the sb module without rebooting.
Here is my isapnp.conf (to make my awe32 pnp sb card work):
(READPORT 0x020b) (ISOLATE) (IDENTIFY *) (CONFIGURE CTL00c5/392940333 (LD 0 (INT 0 (IRQ 5 (MODE +E))) (DMA 1 (CHANNEL 5)) (IO 0 (BASE 0x0220)) (IO 1 (BASE 0x0330)) (IO 2 (BASE 0x0388)) (ACT Y) ))
-Michele