Hello Marco, marco wrote:
> I have an SMP system with two cpus and an audiophile 24/96. I am running > a low latency kernel 2.4.18SMP and the Alsa0.9beta12 drivers, on a > highly modified originally Redhat 7.x system > --Analog audio duplex and midi work fine, > --I have had no system lockups like those mentioned by the two using > Debian Woody. > --OSS emulation also works fine. I appreciate you contributing your system information. Since you and the other people who have working SMP systems are using RedHat, it would seem that the crucial difference is RedHat's ac kernel vs. Debian's stock kernel. (It is not the Debian source package, since I also had lockups with the ALSA CVS sources.) > I would like to add that I am quite angry with the tone of these posts. > Your problems,caught the attention of both Jaroslav Kysela, and > Takashi Iwai who as far as I know are two of the main developers of alsa > *in_less_than_a_day_*. When's the last time that ever happend to you > with any product you bought? You are jumping to conclusions. I was very glad to hear from Jaroslav and Takashi, and very surprised as well, as in mid-February there were two long threads about this *exact same problem*, and no developers posted at all. When Andrew posted this problem again, I suggested that he wait, since as far as I knew from monitoring my bug report and the list since February, nothing had changed since then. > If you are not even willing to compile the stuff in the first place, or > hunt out the documentation you might need for your particular setup, why > do you expect the developers to make patches for you? Did I ever suggest anything of this sort? I have compiled ALSA from CVS sources countless times. I never once had a problem installing it. When I tried to *use* it, I found a serious bug, and tried to bring it to the developers' attention, and was ignored. Ryan _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
