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List:       viavoice
Subject:    RE: ALSA woes (was: Re: ViaVoice-DL: viavoice :: training and linux)
From:       Xenitellis S <S.Xenitellis () rhbnc ! ac ! uk>
Date:       1999-06-11 11:01:51
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Hmmm(2)...
Another quick and dirty (using only linux) trick is to get the trial version
of the OSS sound driver (www.opensound.com),
and install it. It does a very nice autodetection.
Then, do a 
	cat /dev/sndstat > /root/THE_CORRECT_IRQ_IO_ETC.txt
remove the driver and put the values in /etc/conf.modules for the kernel
sound driver/alsa driver.

Simos

> ----------
> From: 	jk@us.ibm.com[SMTP:jk@us.ibm.com]
> Reply To: 	viavoice@sparklist.com
> Sent: 	09 June 1999 23:03
> To: 	viavoice@sparklist.com
> Subject: 	Re: ALSA woes (was: Re: ViaVoice-DL: viavoice :: training
> and linux)
> 
> Hmmm..  Your ALSA problems are a bit more than the ones I had (I
> originally
> couldn't get the OSS/Free drivers working on my machine, so I installed
> ALSA and
> after a bit of futzing around things worked - in my case, I had to boot
> Windows
> on my machine to get the correct resources (IRQ, DMA, etc) that my sound
> card
> was using)..
> 
> >> Oh, and audiog is segfaulting, but I'm trying the methods that the
> >> list had suggested to fix that.
> 
> We're trying to figure out how to get the fixes folded into our source
> base (who
> would have thought that that would be such a difficult thing!)
> 
> Jeff
> 
> 

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