senthilk wrote:
> I gave up the previous method and downloaded alsa driver from the
> intel site .
This is just some older version of the ALSA driver.
> the OS- redhat 2.1
Which kernel version is that?
What is the output of lspci?
Regards,
Clemens
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hi ,
I gave up the previous method and downloaded alsa driver from the intel
site .
the first method didn't work. i did 'intel8x0..sh -d'
Again i went into ./acore/memory_wrapper.c &sgbuf.c
searched for pte_offset and replaced with pte_offset_map
then followed the steps which is specified o
senthilk wrote:
> I down loaded alsa driver version 1.0.0 from alsa-project.org and
> compiled for the platform redhat 2.1.
Try 1.0.4.
> [...] now i could load the driver with modprobe intel8x0.
snd-intel8x0
> whenever i run xmms it says
> ...
> and sound is
hi all,
I down loaded alsa driver version 1.0.0 from alsa-project.org and
compiled for the platform redhat 2.1. While i am loading the module
'modprobe snd-intel8x0' it was giving unresolved symbol error. ( i
couldn't find snd-card-intel8x0)
so i went to the ./acore/memory_wrapper.c and .
