In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Lee Revell
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>Skype only supports OSS so switching to ALSA is unlikely to help, you're
>just adding another layer of emulation.
>
>The Skype Linux client seems to be a piece of garbage. I gave up on
>getting it to work with my Audigy2 ZS
we
robert w hall wrote:
OK, I'll review this at leisure. Some points for the time being:-
1) It works after a fashion under the old wss modules, (but with a
rather horrid resources list for modprobe)
Yes, it would work. The WSS part of the chip is also enabled correctly
through the ALSA drive
On Mon, 2006-04-17 at 15:00 +0100, robert w hall wrote:
> 3) I had thought that 'alsaconf' was meant to circumvent these hours
> of
> headscratching over dma etc :-)
It tries to but ISA is just a mess no matter what. The fix is PCI. ;-)
Lee
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On Mon, 2006-04-17 at 15:00 +0100, robert w hall wrote:
> 2) I only 'moved up' to ALSA to try to avoid the buffer over-runs in
> SKYPE.
Skype only supports OSS so switching to ALSA is unlikely to help, you're
just adding another layer of emulation.
The Skype Linux client seems to be a piece of g
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Rene Herman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Thirdly; I've seen no end to trouble with 2.4 ISA-PnP. 2.6 behaves much
>better. So trying a 2.6 distribution would also be good. 2.4 is really
>quite obsolete.
>
>In any case, this problem is not ALSA...
>
>Rene.
OK, I'll r
robert w hall wrote:
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I recently dug an ISA-PnP CMI8330A up somewhere and tested it -- it
seemed to work fine. What problems are you experiencing with the driver?
from dmesg
after alsaconf (but first insertion is similar)
ALSA ../alsa-kernel/isa/cmi8330.c:338: CMI
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Rene Herman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>robert w hall wrote:
>
>> Is this module now considered mended (it is in the docs as 'broken')
>> It still seems to be reporting errors similar to those documented in
>> 2002 linux-kernel post.
>
>I recently dug an ISA-PnP CMI
robert w hall wrote:
Is this module now considered mended (it is in the docs as 'broken')
It still seems to be reporting errors similar to those documented in
2002 linux-kernel post.
I recently dug an ISA-PnP CMI8330A up somewhere and tested it -- it
seemed to work fine. What problems are yo
Is this module now considered mended (it is in the docs as 'broken')
It still seems to be reporting errors similar to those documented in
2002 linux-kernel post.
(I'm using alsa 1.0.10 drivers with 2.4.29 kernel)
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robert w hall
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This SF.
Question: A friend of mine has a CMI8330 onboard soundcard, and with alsa it
is noisy and distorted ... I think it's something from the samplerates, but
I have no ideea how to fix that ... and example of settings or something
could help, because i never had any problems with alsa on my 2 soundca
On Mon, 26 Nov 2001 18:56:44 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nathan Stenzel) wrote:
> Ok. I think my computer decided to use the sb module for sound.
> That works for the basics, but I want full-duplex and midi too.
> I have no clue how to get it to use alsa instead of that sb module.
> I know I need to
Ok. I think my computer decided to use the sb module for sound.
That works for the basics, but I want full-duplex and midi too.
I have no clue how to get it to use alsa instead of that sb module.
I know I need to use the snd-card-cmi8330 module for alsa.
I tend to do installs by RPM.
How do I go a
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