Messages in this thread | | | From | Jon Tombs <> | Subject | Re: Strange SB16 clone | Date | Tue, 31 Mar 1998 17:11:49 +0200 (MET DST) |
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Alan Cox said: > > Some time ago I bought a cheap SB16 clone (ALS+) and used it > > under linux with the SB16 driver. Under windows it use irc 5 dma1 1 and > > dma2 0 (pretty odd ..). The linux driver only accept values between 5 and 7 > > for the second dma and the card doesn't accept 5 6 or 7 as dma2. > > I had to modify the drivers/sound/sb_common.c to allow dma2 to be equal > > to 0 and now everything *looks* like working fine. > > Is your mixer and 16bit stuff working. The ALS007 now has Linux support > thanks to a lot of digging by Jonathan Woithe. This is in the vger CVS > but not yet sent to Linus
Hi,
I have a genuine Creative Sound Blaster OEM PnP (Vibra 16XV chip). I can configure it ok using isapnp, but both the DMA channels are 8 bits (windows uses 0 and 3.
Any idea what gives with these beasts? The sound driver compains about the 16bit DMA channel, but xquake and kmix work fine.
Jon.
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