Hello list:
Problem: I can successfully compile alsa-drivers but when I run modprobe
snd-sbawe (or its alias snd-card-0) which is the module for my sbawe64
soundcard I get the following error:
[root@FarNorth misc]# modprobe snd-sbawe
/lib/modules/2.2.20alsa/misc/snd-pcm.o: unresolved symbol
snd_
Hello:
I'm trying to compile ALSA drivers 0.9.0rc3 for an old sound blaster
AWE32 PnP card but I'm getting Make/ compile errors when the compiler
gets to the sbawe.c file. Here's the tail end of my compiler error
messages:
(a description of my software/ distro follows that):
../../alsa-kernel/i
Hello:
Wow, after several days and attempts to compile and install various
versions of the drivers, alsa-drivers 0.9.0rc3 worked for me. (neither
alsa-drivers 0.9.0rc2 or the 0.5.10b drivers would work for me. "Stable"
is mis-leading to a newbie).
The mixer and audio, or pcm, and midi work for m
Hello:
Okay, here is what I've got: the alsa-driver-0.5.12a package (w/
alsa-lib-0.5.10b & alsa-utils-0.5.10), on a redhat 7.0 distro using a
2.2.18-22 custom compiled kernel with sound enabled as a module, no OSS
drivers. All this for a awe64 gold sound card.
I am able to compile and install a
Hello:
I'm new to this list and to ALSA (but not to linux or compiling) so
forgive me if I do not know the protocol.
I'm using linux kernal 2.2.20, a coustom kernel I compiled myself with
modular sound support. Presently I use the stock OSS/free drivers for my
AWE32 sound card. Things work in t