hi you all,
this is the first time i write to this list.
i work with debian_etch (testing) on a asus am2 machine. compiled and
installed the newest alsa-drivers directly into the kernel; 2-6-17-2-k7
(debian). but i cannot get the hda-intel (nvidia) soundchip properly
going; neither with the
I have Ubuntu Edgy installed on a Fujitsu S6240 and sound no longer works -- it worked fine on Breezy and I got it to work on Dapper. I've tried compiling and installing the most recent alsa-driver/libs/utils to no avail. I'm not sure what else I can do. Some of my system info is:
lspci:00:00.0
> There's a note in the manual: Due to USB bandwith limitations, the A62
> can only use 24-bit resolution in one direction at a time - i.e. either
> for playback or recording.
> This is in the Windows section, but USB bandwith is the same for Linux,
> so I guess the same limitation applies..
> Gr
At 20:18 02/11/2006, Jorma R wrote:
Hello!
I am having a strange problem with Emagic EMI 6|2 USB sound card and
ALSA
1.0.11. The setup I am running is a Fedora Core 5 with kernel, alsa and
jack
from Planet CCRMA. The strange thing is that the very same hardware has
been
working perfectly earlier
Hello!
I am having a strange problem with Emagic EMI 6|2 USB sound card and ALSA
1.0.11. The setup I am running is a Fedora Core 5 with kernel, alsa and jack
from Planet CCRMA. The strange thing is that the very same hardware has been
working perfectly earlier with FC3 (do not remember exact ALSA
Hi,
i always take module error when i am trying to compile
alsa. i am using;
alsa_version:1_0_13
gcc :3.4.5
kernel :2.6.9
module :intel8x0
1)Now how can i install this module?
2)The makefile trying to copy something which are
below. can i copy these by manually and how can i fi
On Wed, 01 Nov 2006 19:29:18 -0700
Bob van der Poel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Clemens Ladisch wrote:
> > Bob van der Poel wrote:
> >> I've just installed Mandriva 2007. It is using alsa 1.0.12 with my
> >> audiophile 2496 card. Oh, this is on linux kernel 2.6.17-5mdv.
> >>
> >> There ap
Bob van der Poel wrote:
> Worked for a few days ... just now it hung completely. Had to rePOWER
> the computer (RESET by itself didn't do the trick).
>
> [07:25 PM /proc/asound/seq] bob$ cat timer
> Timer for queue 0 : system timer
This is OK. Any lockup is not caused by the RTC timer.
(Except
