Mark Lokowich wrote:
> I've been using the DaVinci ASoC for a few months and have recently
> upgraded to the 2.6.26 based DaVinci git kernel. Now my audio DMA
> stalls more readily after stopping an active stream. I can manually
> trigger the event by poking the ESR to reactivate the stalled str
I did have to add a getposition accessor to the DaVinci DMA module,
which is used by the pcm_pointer function. Other than that, I believe
the ASoC should build. My test is simply to run aplay or speaker-test,
then quit and run it again. The first run is audible, the second and
subsequent run
Mark Lokowich wrote:
> I did have to add a getposition accessor to the DaVinci DMA module,
> which is used by the pcm_pointer function. Other than that, I believe
> the ASoC should build. My test is simply to run aplay or speaker-test,
> then quit and run it again. The first run is audible, the
> My test is simply to run aplay or speaker-test,
> then quit and run it again. The first run is audible, the second and
> subsequent runs are not audible until I provide a manual DMA event trigger.
When the ASP transmitter is taken out of reset it sends XEVT to the EDMA where
it is "captured" i
Mark Lokowich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been using the DaVinci ASoC for a few months and have recently
> upgraded to the 2.6.26 based DaVinci git kernel. Now my audio DMA
> stalls more readily after stopping an active stream. I can manually
> trigger the event by poking the ESR to react
