On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 08:15:29PM -0400, Felix Miata wrote: > It might if a fix can come quickly and easily.
Not a chance... Final's already been cut and I don't think your problem is a bug but a configuration issue on your part. > I tried simply removing the sound card lines from /etc/modules.conf to > see if that restored the mouse. Mouse now works again. Sound card lines > removed: > > alias sound-slot-0 cs4232 > options sound dmabuf=1 > alias synth0 opl3 > options opl3 io=0x388 > options cs4232 io=0x530 irq=5 dma=0 dma2=0 mpuio=0x330 mpuirq=9 > > On boot BIOS reports USB (devno 7), NIC (devno 9), and ACPI (devno -) on > IRQ 5; ISA device WSS/SB on IRQ 9, DMA 1,0. IDE 2 is not in use, so IRQ > 15 is not in use. SCSI (devno 8) is on IRQ 10. Video (devno 10) is on > IRQ 11. AGP is not used. PCI slots are IRQ forced in the BIOS, video on > 10 slot 1, NIC on 5 slot 2, and SCSI on 11 slot 3. Slot 4 is empty on AUTO. > > NIC was forced to IRQ 5 because for some reason I never figured out, > OS/2 wants ISA sound on IRQ 9 instead of the customary 5, at least it > did with the ESS1868 card that the CS4235 replaced. When NIC was allowed > to use IRQ 9, ESS1868 sound could not be made to work. > > Sound card is not cs4232. It is cs4235. Motherboard is Tyan S1590 > Trinity. Chipset is VIA MVP3. CPU is K6/2-550. Well my guess from this information is that your BIOS is configured such that yrou ps/2 mouse port is using the same io port or irq as your sound card. As far as the card not being a cs4232... the driver was probably orriginally written for the 4232 then support was added for additional cards and was never renamed. > But, as shown above, it really is there! > > Running sndconfig also broke something else. I'm running the VC's on > vga=788. When I run mc on the VC's, turning the panel back on with M-o > causes a bunch of the prior contents of the screen display to scroll at > a different virtual number of rows and columns (gibberish) before the > panel draws. Try changing io or irq on either your ps/2 port if your bios allows that or on your sound card. It really looks like some conflicting hardware. Not a bug. -- Ben Reser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://ben.reser.org Never take no as an answer from someone who isn't authorized to say yes.
