DMA should equal 5 or 1.. Not 05 or 01

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On Thu, 12 Nov 1998, Nikolaos Margaritis wrote:

> 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]=16 ; 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_configure
> 
> 
> 
> Strangely 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.
> --
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