Hulin Thibaud wrote: > Just this : I receive two messages, on from Rene Herman, one other > from Alsa user...
Yes, this is expected. I used "reply to all", meaning I replied both directly to your email address and to the list address. Since you are also subscribed to the list, you then got that second one delivered to your address as well. Usually people have filters in use that group messages that come in via mailinglists into seperate mail folders, leaving just messages directly to their email address in their inbox. Most people on these linux lists are subscribed to many mailinglists such as alsa-user and for example I personally receive probably more than 1000 messages per day from all of them. Obviously, I do not pay extremely close attention to all of them meaning that I certainly want that duplicate personal copy in my inbox for messages from a conversation I participate in. Otherwise I might overlook them, or see them only after a long time. Some other people will complain about the "duplicates", but it's safe to ignore them... >> The card_id file I said should be one directory up. Is that CS4237 >> card by the way the only ISA-PnP card you have in the machine? > > I'm not perfectly sure. From the documentation of my computer, there not > an other device indicated with the bus ISA as I can rode here : > http://docs.us.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/pmojav/54723.pdf Oh heh, it's a laptop, with the CS4237 onboard. I was expecting a "normal machine", with a discrete ISA-PnP soundboard in one of its slots. > 0000:00:01.0 Bridge: Intel Corp. 82371AB/EB/MB PIIX4 ISA (rev 01) [ ... ] > It show an other ISA with the bridge d'Intel ? Yes, that's normal. This is not important to the issue, but on a PCI PC, the ISA bus (an older expansion bus) hangs off PCI and needs this bridge to forward accesses from the PCI bus. > And for the cat command, this is the results after every 00:xx files on > one or two lines : > 00:0f > CSC0000 That's the CS423x codec > 00:10 > CSC0010 And that's the CTRL port. > What is a board ? Must I open my computer to look that ? Nope, please don't open the laptop... :-) I was assuming a regular computer. > "zgrep ISAPNP /proc/config.gz" don't work, but "cat > /boot/config-2.6.12-10-386 | grep ISAPNP" give a CONFIG_ISAPNP=y Okay, that's fine. I wasn't aware though that your CS4237 was onboard and more importantly, neither was snd-cs4236. It appears to not have support for onboard CS4236+ chips -- the CSC0000 device is driven only by snd-cs4232. Does "modprobe snd-cs4232" work? If not, does it fail with just the same "no devices" message as snd-cs4236 did, or does something more interesting appear at the end of "dmesg" (typing "dmesg" displays the kernel message buffer)? I expect it will work though. It it does, please start "alsamixer" and unmute the Master and PCM channels and crank up the volume a bit before you try playing sound. "Master" is the first slider -- to unmute it, press "M" and then press the up-arrow until the slider is at level 89 (that's the setting where the chip sounds best, 0 dB). PCM is right next to it. Also unmute it, and set that one to 87. > I think you're a great professionnal ! Hey! I resent being called a professional! Rene. _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list Alsa-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
