I have an Dell Inspiron 3800 (600Mhz, 192MB RAM, 18GIG, etc) Laptop
running RedHat 7.0's stndard kernel 2.2.16. For sound it uses the Maestro3,
but I am unable to get the sound to work. I've tried Zach Brown's maestro3
drivers and I've tried ALSA drivers which support that chip but havn't had
any success.
I am able to compile the drivers just fine, but whenever I insert them
into the kernel via modprobe, I get about a page worth of unresolved
symbols. I load soundcore first too.
Seems like everything wants modversions.h so I grabbed the Linux source
and turned that on and then did a make oldconfig and make dep which gave me
the files that it wants. Will this cause a problem when I go to load them
in? If so does anyone have a kernel config that works well for this Laptop?
Thanks,
Jason
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If you find something else that works, please let me know.
Ron
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You can try kernel 2.4.x, the maestro3 card is supported in there.
(2.4.3 is what i am running now)
There is perhaps just a problem with the recording.
I don't know for the moment if it is my microphone which is bad or the
maestro3 driver which is not correct. But for listening it is OK
Marc Déjardin
I have it running here... neat... the only thing that does not work
is the Fn-Vol+/- keys have no effect... anyone have a fix for that ?
Iain
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> I have it running here... neat... the only thing that does not work
> is the Fn-Vol+/- keys have no effect... anyone have a fix for that ?
> Iain
It works under 2.2.19 if memory serves correctly as well.
Matt
It works on 2.2.17 (Mandrake 7.2) but requires an external driver. On the
other hand, the sound output is *very* low compared to Windows. I wonder
what is wrong here? (I am using the driver from
http://www.zabbo.net/maestro/, as I couldn't get the latest Alsa stuff to
compile...)
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Julien
I have the same problem...no volume change w/ those keys. I don't think it
would be too difficult to write a kernel module to fix that. Just capture
the keys and poke around in the appropriate device, no? I was reading the
Module Programing Howto and was surprised at how easy, but by no means a
piece of cake, it was to write modules.
Jason