Re: [Cooker] Epox 8KHA+ and sound (again)

2002-04-19 Thread Oden Eriksson

On Wednesdayen den 17 April 2002 17.22, Oden Eriksson wrote:
 Hi.

 It seems impossible to get sound working with the embedded sound chip
 that's in my Epox 8KHA+ motherboard. This goes for LM8.2 and Cooker.

 I don't know where to dig, the only sound I get is by using beep from the
 beep package... The console sounds is somehow re-routed to the soundboard
 on this motherboard, I guess this is normal...

 I use this (auto generated by kudzu/install):
 alias sound-slot-0 via82cxxx_audio

 I have also tried this:
 above snd-card-via8233 snd-pcm-oss
 alias sound-slot-0 snd-card-via8233

 I just hoping someone knows how to fix this..., I'm going crazy not able to
 play my mp3:s here...

Well, since this is my second attempt to get help with this problem without 
any replies what so ever, I gave up. I went to the local dealer and bought a 
cheap SB 128 instead...

It seems like Jeff Garzik is the maintainer of the via82cxxx driver, but I 
don't know how to do to contact him..., is he still at Mandrake?

It would be nice if you added a note that the sound chip on the Epox 8KHA+ is 
unsupported on your HCL at http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/hardware.php3.

-- 
Regards // Oden Eriksson




RE: [Cooker] Epox 8KHA+ and sound (again)

2002-04-19 Thread Borsenkow Andrej


 I have an Epox 8KHA+ motherboard and I got sound working.  I'm not at
 the pc now, so I can't look at the config, but there was an article on
 MandrakeForum on getting it to work which worked for me:
 

http://www.mandrakeforum.com/article.php?sid=1491mode=threadorder=0th
old=
 0
 
 Check it out.  It may fix your problems too...
 

the only real thing in this article is mixer settings. ALSA is known to
start by default with sound muted on all channels.

The rest is not needed (on clean Mandrake installation). Both alsa/sound
are on by default and this ridiculously long module list is not needed
as well (unless they managed to break it in 0.9 that I hope not
happened). You just need alias snd-card-0 ... and that's all.

Note that the article is for old version, quite possible module does not
work in current kernel.

-andrej




Re: [Cooker] Epox 8KHA+ and sound (again)

2002-04-19 Thread Chevalley, Scott

It did not work for me, but I'm not sure what was the original cause. 
 At some point between the 8.2 beta's and the final release I upgraded 
my hardware, so it could be that I installed 8.2 with a soundblaster 
live and then swapped the hardware to the epox board.  

Also, I did make a custom kernel, but it has the Alsa stuff patched in 
as well.  None of the sound card stuff was set up in the modules.conf 
file.  I also did not include some of the lines, like the snd-seq lines. 
 I'm not sure the sound-service lines are necessary, but I don't think 
they hurt anything.

Sound does work now, though...

Scott


Borsenkow Andrej wrote:

I have an Epox 8KHA+ motherboard and I got sound working.  I'm not at
the pc now, so I can't look at the config, but there was an article on
MandrakeForum on getting it to work which worked for me:




http://www.mandrakeforum.com/article.php?sid=1491mode=threadorder=0th
old=
  

0

Check it out.  It may fix your problems too...




the only real thing in this article is mixer settings. ALSA is known to
start by default with sound muted on all channels.

The rest is not needed (on clean Mandrake installation). Both alsa/sound
are on by default and this ridiculously long module list is not needed
as well (unless they managed to break it in 0.9 that I hope not
happened). You just need alias snd-card-0 ... and that's all.

Note that the article is for old version, quite possible module does not
work in current kernel.

-andrej
  







Re: [Cooker] Epox 8KHA+ and sound (again)

2002-04-19 Thread Oden Eriksson

On Fridayen den 19 April 2002 15.29, Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
  I have an Epox 8KHA+ motherboard and I got sound working.  I'm not at
  the pc now, so I can't look at the config, but there was an article on
  MandrakeForum on getting it to work which worked for me:

 http://www.mandrakeforum.com/article.php?sid=1491mode=threadorder=0th
 old=

  0
 
  Check it out.  It may fix your problems too...

 the only real thing in this article is mixer settings. ALSA is known to
 start by default with sound muted on all channels.

 The rest is not needed (on clean Mandrake installation). Both alsa/sound
 are on by default and this ridiculously long module list is not needed
 as well (unless they managed to break it in 0.9 that I hope not
 happened). You just need alias snd-card-0 ... and that's all.

 Note that the article is for old version, quite possible module does not
 work in current kernel.

If I only had known about the amixer sillyness..., shit!, damnit!. Well..., 
it's lucky I know the local dealer... As it is now I have the built in sound 
card, the SB128 and audio out from my TV card, six whopping channels ;)

Well..., to round all this up for the next poor soul... Use amixer :)

(Right now enjoying the enormous drum sounds of Brian Downey (Thin Lizzy)... 
at that time the trend was to record drums in a tight and dead drum booth, 
leaving the choice of ambience to the listener...)

Thanks Scott and Andrej!

-- 
Regards // Oden Eriksson