Hi all, I got the RME working again. It even works with the new pcmcia-cs. I also posted a message on pcmcia-cs in order to get the config file right (its in /etc/pcmcia/config and I got part of it working, but it doesn't yet do it all the way; I'll post it if I succeed).
I had to do about 10 kernel compiles until I found the right combination of modules or compiled-in features. I don't exactly know, what made it work. Following are the specs of my working kernel-config file which might be important: - Support for hot pluggable devices are compiled into the kernel - pcmcia is compiled into the kernel - Cardbus Support is compiled into the kernel - i82365 compatible bridge is compiled into the kernel - all other options concerning PCMCIA are disabled - Hotplug support (PCI) is disabled - Plug and Play support is disabled After that I recompiled the Alsa-driver and AlsaLib and it worked right away. Am Mittwoch, den 28. August 2002 um 14:59:32 Uhr (-0400) schrieb Paul Davis: > i don't know what this code does that makes so much difference. i say > so much, because if you notice, its not the hdsp driver that > segfaults, but some part of the IDE code. I noticed that. I guess, the best bet is not to use modules at all if pcmcia is concerned, but compile everything into the kernel (although it ran with the old card-services on my machine using modules). Also it seems that the card is not cardbus-compatible and therefore the compatible bridge is needed. Thanks to all of you, who helped!! Orm ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-devel
