7;t seem entirely helpful when
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are you using ACPI in the kernel? If so, you could try passing the
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> ac97 module as well.
In that case, I think you probably ought to try the snd-intel8x0 module
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> Could not mmap dma buffer PROT_WRITE|PROT_READ
ISTR you have to pass the option "mmap_valid=1" to one of the ALSA OSS
modules... Unfortunately I can't remember which (perhaps snd-pcm-oss),
but searching the list archive for "mmap" should turn up lots o
ols
package, so that might be a good place to look.
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you're using stereo
analogue speakers, email me and I'll send you my asound.state file,
which has the correct channels unmuted. The Live's mixer is a confusing
monster at the best of times. :)
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In alsamixer, try pressing space with the Line mixer selected - that
should toggle the capture flag on that element. Then try recording.
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rate-conversion, but I don't have mplayer handy to check,
unfortunately.
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When I try to use amixer or alsamixer I
> just get errors
For starters, which version of ALSA are you using?
cat /proc/asound/version and lsmod, please. :)
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that and see what happens (muting toggles switches in the mixer).
If you're still not having any luck, I can send you my asound.state
file, but that's only known working on my setup with plain old stereo
analogue s
quot; turned *off* in your BIOS setup? (It
should be off)
Could you please post the output of "lsmod" and "dmesg" so we can try
and see what's going on exactly?
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Shame it has to lock the machine up :-/
Unfortunately, probes into ISA address space are always inherently
risky. It's a crawling horror which isn't really the fault of the ALSA
developers... (If you cat /proc/ioports you might find that something
else is using that address space, which would d
d generate a new
asound.state file. It looks like the mixer controls for your card have
changed at some point, so creating a new config file should sort it.
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in my motherboard . The card is
> supposed to have 4 channels.
Ah. ISTR Takashi (or possibly another developer) saying that there was
no information available on how to enable the rear channels on the
ens1370/ens1371 chips, so it currently won't work...
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? That's the most
common culprit. If you do "aplay my_wav_file.wav", what happens?
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ke "DAC/ADC" loopback - if it's
switched (muted/unmuted) the wrong way then you won't hear anything from
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sources at all.
Out of interest, have you made sure to turn off "Plug and Play OS" in
the BIOS?
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using cdda2wav or (preferably) cdparanoia to rip audio from the drive
and pipe the output through aplay:
e.g. cdparanoia -w 1 - | aplay -
This should give you sound. If there's no audio cable on your CD-ROM
drive then your best bet is to go out and get one - they're very c
ent in ALSA 0.9.
Also, make sure you've upgraded your ALSA-lib and ALSA-utils packages
to 0.9, since the old ones will no longer work.
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That does look like a very small soundfont... Have you tried using one
of the ones from the SB Live cd just to check it isn't that?
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The best way (by posts here) to mix multiple streams seems to be to use
Jack (a low-latency audio mixing daemon/library) if you're writing a new
ALSA application, or something like esd or artsd if you don't care about
latency issues.
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236 has become snd-cs4236, which will obviously require
you to change your modules.conf.
Oh, and one more gotcha: make sure you move away your existing
/etc/asound.conf file, as that is now a totally different thing in 0.9
(mixer settings are now stored in /etc/asound.state) and you'll get
weird
aded (or it's
compiled in) in the dmesg output - that's an OSS module, so if that's
loaded then ALSA won't be able to access your card.
If you do lsmod, is intel_i8x0 listed? (It shouldn't be) Is Intel i8x0
audio support compiled into your kernel? (It should
On 29-Nov-02, Jeff Pierce wrote:
> I am using
> alsa-driver-0.5.12a
> alsa-lib-0.5.10b
> alsa-utils-0.5.10
First step, upgrade to the latest 0.9 drivers and try again. 0.5 is
obsolete and no longer maintained.
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options tvmixer debug=1 devnr=2
(The "devnr" argument to the tvmixer module is the important one,
really.)
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igate aconnect (from alsa-utils) and pmidi
(an ALSA-aware MIDI player). I haven't used them extensively myself,
but they should be able to sort you out...
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e?
Failing those, it might help to do an "alsactl store" (to save your
mixer settings in /etc/asound.state) and then to post the resulting file
(or, if it's big, a link to it) to the list.
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there to see what you find - sorry, but I don't have the same card, so I
can't tell you anything more specific)
If you load ALSA from a clean boot and do a reg dump, then load/unload
the OSS drivers, reload ALSA and do another dump, we might hopefully be
able to see a difference, which co
If it's not this, please post your /etc/asound.state file and we'll see
if there's anything obviously weird. Are you using 2, 4, 5, or 6 (or n)
speakers?
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On 20-Oct-02, Mark Knecht wrote:
> RTSynth -i /dev/midi
> RTSynth -i MIDIC0D0
>
> etc. are all wrong...
Just a guess, but you might want to look at the manpage for aconnect
(from alsa-utils) - it controls how MIDI channels are hooked up.
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Use alsamixer (from alsa-utils) to set the volume sliders so that you
get output, then use alsactl to save and restore the mixer settings.
("alsactl store" and "alsactl restore")
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tain level and have it that way each time I
> re-boot my system?
Save your mixer settings to /etc/asound.state (I assume you're using
0.9) with "alsactl store" (as root). Load them with "alsactl restore"
as part of your startup scripts.
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t 'Master' 80% unmute >/dev/null
> amixer set 'Master Mono' 80% unmute >/dev/null
> ...
Surely it'd be quicker and easier to replace all those with a simple
"alsactl restore" (having first saved the unmuted settings with "alsactl
store&q
rrence.)
What that should do is give us a list of the functions being called at
the time of the error - which, as you might imagine, is a big help in
hunting down the bug.
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9.0rc3/include/linux/isapnp.h',
> needed by `hwdep.o'. Stop.
Did you do a "make distclean" after removing isapnp.h? Do that, then
./configure again and give it a try.
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ixer, does it work? If so, have you unmuted all the
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depmod
-a", and rmmod es1371, then the OSS driver should no longer be loaded.
/Then/ try loading the ALSA drivers. :)
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t's in alsa-utils. modprobe snd-emu10k1-synth and then sfxload -i
/path/to/my.sf2
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>
> What commands should I use now to do this?
You'll need to play around with aconnect (from the alsa-utils package, I
think) and do things that way... I haven't got any kit to try it with
myself, but I'm sure you (or someone else) can figure it out.
suggest that a compile failure merits updating the
tarballs on the front page - 0.9.0rc3a or something like that - because
compilation failures are guaranteed to put people off ALSA for good.
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ay works, that is I do not get an error back, but also
> I do not hear any sound..
Have you unmuted all the channels (press "m" in alsamixer)?
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"--with-oss=yes" option?
Can you play a wav file using aplay (from alsa-utils)? Does alsamixer
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What should I do to fix this?
In /etc/modules.conf, add the options "snd_device_uid=" or
"snd_device_gid=" to set the owner and group for the sound device nodes.
Best idea is to create a "sound" group, and just set snd_device_gid to
that group and make yourself a
On 11-Jul-02, Alan Murrell wrote:
> mp1e:alsa.c:201: Cannot open ALSA card 0,0 (-50,
> Sound protocol is not compatible)
That sounds like you're still using the 0.5 utils with the 0.9 modules.
Download and install the 0.9RC2 -lib and -utils packages.
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It might also help to use the Magic SysRq Key to force a sync to disk
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supports the hardware MIDI synth,
4.1/5.1 surround, etc. with no problems (get xine and you can have your
DVDs in proper surround-sound :)
So, in summary, if you're ready to get a little technical, ALSA will do
everything that you want (and lots more that you'll never even need, I
suspect
istribuition Conectiva Linux 8.0,
> kernel 2.4.18.
Are you sure you're:
a) Using ALSA sound modules with your kernel?
b) Using ALSA 0.9 not 0.5?
The above message suggests you're using a 0.9 util with 0.5 drivers or
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soundfont.sf2" to clear soundfonts and load a new one, and
"sfxload -M" to see the free soundfont RAM (should be
128MB - size_of_soundfont))
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On 14-Jun-02, Eric wrote:
> I got one more simple question to anybody, is it possible to save
> current setting without loosing them during a reboot? I did not see
> this is the docs.
"alsactl store"/"alsactl restore" will save your settings in
/etc/asound.state
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ting from pmidi? I suspect that none of
those ports is actually a MIDI synth - they're likely all external MIDI
channels. If there's no snd--synth module then your card probably
doesn't have an on-board synth - in which case you need to use a
software synth like
On 28-May-02, ismail donmez wrote:
> At every reboot alsamixer resets itself to old settings is there a way
> to keep the settings?
As root:
"alsactl store" to save your mixer settings in /etc/asound.state (0.9)
or /etc/asound.conf (0.5).
"alsactl restore" to lo
oundfonts? use different
> midi port? ???
I've got an SB Live! 1024 here and MIDI synth works fine... (0.9.10)
You need to load a .sf2 soundfont with sfxload (I use sfxload -i
/path/to/my/font.sf2). Does "sfxload -M" report any memory used? (It
should probably show 128MB - si
On 10-May-02, Janroel Koppen wrote:
> Why does changing snd-card-rme96 in the following modules.conf line to
> snd-rme96 produce an error?
>> options snd-card-rme96 snd_index=1 snd_id=CARD_0
ISTR you're not allowed to have IDs beginning with "card" from RC1 or
th
ound, try using syslog across the
network to it, in case there are messages which don't get flushed to
disk before the hang (this might work, anyway...).
If your BIOS has a "plug and play OS" option, make sure it's turned off.
Are you sure you're not gettin
s. Which is rather helpful, since the SB Live cards have a quite
terrifying number of mixer controls, as you've no doubt discovered.
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> Looks like just the thing, but it's resisting all efforts to prod it
> into action. alsamixer shows me a "Mic Boost" slider, but it won't
> slide or respond in any way whatsoever.
Use the "M" key to toggle the "muting
(Apologies if that sounds patronising - we've all done it, and it never
hurts to look. :)
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'll also need to load a soundfont using the sbiload
program from the alsa-tools package.)
If not, you'll need to use a software sequencer like timidity.
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IRQ12 looks odd, though - usually that's the PS/2 mouse. If you're
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> What can I do.
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s? 0.5.x or 0.9.x?
I've certainly got an SB128 working happily under 0.9.10 - I haven't
honestly bothered to upgrade from there yet...
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s "cat /proc/interrupts" tell you? Are all your interrupts
taken by other cards, perhaps? If so, do you have any IRQs set to "ISA"
in the BIOS?
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On 26-Apr-02, Duncan Sands wrote:
> Question 1: how can I test MIDI support, i.e. what is a program
> that uses the ALSA MIDI interface?
pmidi would be your best starting-place:
http://www.parabola.demon.co.uk/alsa/pmidi.html
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Try modprobing snd-synth-emu10k1 and then loading a soundfont with
sbiload. That should get you working.
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You might also want to investigate the btaudio module...#
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rst but after about 30 minutes the sound detereorates
Hmm. Do you have ACPI enabled in your kernel? ISTR others have
reported problems with ACPI and sound on laptops...
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u need to run (as root) the
"snddevices" script from the alsa-driver package to create the ALSA
device nodes in /dev.
This should fix things for you.
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On 19-Apr-02, Todd Witter wrote:
> Is there a command I can run to save the settings made in alsamixer?
Check the archives please, people - this one comes up constantly.
The commands you're looking for are "alsactl store" and "alsactl
restore" - man alsactl for d
s not the same version as
either your driver or utils package, I think...
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your mixer settings to
/etc/asound.state (under 0.9) or /etc/asound.conf (for 0.5)
"alsactl restore" will reload the mixer settings.
Just put them in the appropriate rc scripts and you'll be all set.
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o /usr/src/linux/scripts/ksymoops/README, you can download
the latest ksymoops from:
ftp://ftp..kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/ksymoops
Unfortunately, this will mean you having to intentionally oops your
kernel again, but it should help a lot. Thanks.
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early in
the fork it's safe to say that you should only use it if you really
don't care about your filesystems. ;)
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that's the question, anyway...)
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should switch to using it soon)...
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to see what you're doing, and
unmute everything.
If you don't seem to get sound from the front speakers, try toggling the
mute value on the "DAC/ADC loopback" switch - it worked for me. I can
mail you my /etc/asound.state for my emu10k1 if it will help.
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