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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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
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Rene Herman
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>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:
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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
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>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
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
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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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
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
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
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
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
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