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er...@sirsi.com

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Jan 28, 2002, 9:29:57 AM1/28/02
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Does anyone have this card working with 4.4-stable? I have recompiled my
kernel with the 'device pcm0' added and after booting /dev/sndstat says
"Device not configured." Output from dmesg shows unknown card on pci0. I
have tried setting my bios to both Plug and Play OS Installed and not and it
still doesn't recognize it.

Anyone have this card or experience with it? I just want to play mp3s.. ;)

Cheers,
Eric

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di...@touchtunes.com

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Jan 28, 2002, 9:34:01 AM1/28/02
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I have the exact same card. Once you've rebooted your kernel with pcm0
support, do the following as root :

cd /dev
./MAKEDEV snd0

That should give you sound.


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er...@sirsi.com

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Jan 28, 2002, 9:42:44 AM1/28/02
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I have done that, but /dev/sndstat still says "Device not configured." Am I
missing something obvious here? All I have to add in my kernel config is the
line "device pcm" right?
What is the correlation between adding device pcm or device pcm0? Does that
correspond to the pci slot? If you don't mind, what is the output of dmesg
for your snd card?


Thanks,
Eric

kste...@owt.com

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Jan 28, 2002, 9:43:42 AM1/28/02
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Eric Six wrote:

>
> Does anyone have this card working with 4.4-stable? I have recompiled my
> kernel with the 'device pcm0' added and after booting /dev/sndstat says
> "Device not configured." Output from dmesg shows unknown card on pci0. I
> have tried setting my bios to both Plug and Play OS Installed and not and it
> still doesn't recognize it.
>
> Anyone have this card or experience with it? I just want to play mp3s.. ;)
>


What does dmesg show at boot. I have 4 or 5 of them in various
systems. I just added ¨device pcm¨ and not pcm0 like you did.

Kent

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ma...@proweb.co.uk

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Jan 28, 2002, 10:24:57 AM1/28/02
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On Mon, 28 Jan 2002 08:42:26 -0600
"Eric Six" <er...@sirsi.com> wrote:

> What is the correlation between adding device pcm or device pcm0? Does that
> correspond to the pci slot? If you don't mind, what is the output of dmesg
> for your snd card?

pcm plug and play
pcm0 sets irq's etc.

man pcm
will tell you more

M

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