Ryan Shaw wrote:
>
> 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, sin
Hi I was alerted to this thread by Paul Winkler,
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 sy
Takashi Iwai wrote:
> i set my priority to alsa-devel ML, and i guess other developers /
> testes do so. if you have a non-trivial driver problem, please post
> to alsa-devel ml, too, (with a meaningful subject, preferably :)
> so that we - at least - "know" the problems. "fix the problem" is a
At Tue, 23 Apr 2002 09:09:51 +0900,
Ryan Shaw wrote:
>
> R Parker wrote:
>
> > I know further into the thread there's some criticism
> > of Alsa support that's aimed at the developers. I
> > think it's most unfortunate that the developers have
> > built such an interesting solution for linux aud
Hi,
> > Did you try to compile alsa yourselves or have you
> used the deb
> > packages? This might be your problem.
I build from CVS.
parker
> I used the alsa-source deb package, actually a
> tarball: untar into
> /usr/src/modules/alsa-driver and then do a Debian
> modules compile and
> insta
Hello,
marco wrote:
> Ryan Shaw wrote:
>
> >
> > 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 i
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
Hi Takashi, the patch has indeed fixed the problem. Now I have
2.4.17 with SMP support, and ALSA drivers 0.9beta12 with the patch
and things seem to be working fine now :)
BTW, I wasn't able to get i2c.h to take the patch using the patch
command; maybe I was doing something wrong though. So I e
marco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi I was alerted to this thread by Paul Winkler,
Thanks for jumping in.
>
> 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
Hi Andrew,
could you try the following patch?
if it cures, i'll commit it to cvs.
ciao,
Takashi
Index: alsa-kernel/include/i2c.h
===
RCS file: /suse/tiwai/cvs/alsa/alsa-kernel/include/i2c.h,v
retrieving revision 1.2
diff -u -r1.
Tim Jackson hat gesagt: // Tim Jackson wrote:
> Do you have OSS mixer emulation working? Although the Audiophile works
> well for me, I can't get the OSS mixer emulation working, which is
> annoying because some apps rely on it. I wondered if it was because of the
> unusual mixer in the card.
Now
R Parker wrote:
> I know further into the thread there's some criticism
> of Alsa support that's aimed at the developers. I
> think it's most unfortunate that the developers have
> built such an interesting solution for linux audio but
> aren't able to support it.
I wasn't intending to criticize
Hello Parker,
Is your system really SMP (you really have 2 CPUs)
or are you just running an SMP kernel?
Ryan
R Parker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got an MAudio Audiophile 2496 and use the native
> alsa ice1712 driver to operate it. I purchased it for
> the midi feature but in response to this threa
Tim Jackson wrote:
> Hi Ryan, on Mon, 22 Apr 2002 20:45:10 +0900 you wrote:
>
> > Andrew Nesbit wrote:
> > > Anytime I try to, for example, play sound, the entire system
> > > completely freezes.
> > Bad news. Unless you have a Windows box to put it in, you wasted your
> > money on the Audiophil
Hi Frank, on Mon, 22 Apr 2002 16:54:58 +0200 you wrote:
> I second that: I also choosed an Audiophile because of my crappy
> SBLive, now things run very smoothly. I do not have an SMP system, so
> I never ran into that SMP-problem. Here the card is working really
> good.
Do you have OSS mixer e
Hi Ryan, on Mon, 22 Apr 2002 20:45:10 +0900 you wrote:
> Andrew Nesbit wrote:
> > Anytime I try to, for example, play sound, the entire system
> > completely freezes.
> Bad news. Unless you have a Windows box to put it in, you wasted your
> money on the Audiophile 2496.
Is this just because of t
Hi,
I've got an MAudio Audiophile 2496 and use the native
alsa ice1712 driver to operate it. I purchased it for
the midi feature but in response to this thread, I
tested playing audio through it with jackd/ardour and
it did not crash. I didn't hook any speakers up but
there's no reason to suspect
> > BTW, I've had more time wasted and horrible experiences with the
> > Live! than any other card :(
> I second that: I also choosed an Audiophile because of my crappy
> SBLive, now things run very smoothly. I do not have an SMP system, so
> I never ran into that SMP-problem. Here the card is wor
Andrew Nesbit hat gesagt: // Andrew Nesbit wrote:
> Because I needed a /nice/ soundcard that made me happy under Windows
> and Linux and is relatively affordable... the Audiophile 2496 seemed
> to be the best compromise of all those criteria. I did the research
> beforehand, and heard good repor
> > Unfortunately, that won't let me run apps that depend on ALSA...
>
> Then why not buy a soundcard that is supported currently by ALSA,
> such as a SoundBlaster Live! or something? Wouldn't that be the
> quickest and easiest solution? Yes, there's a cost involved, but you
> have to match t
There's a guy named Marco on the linux-audio-user list
who I believe has an Audiophile running with alsa on an smp system.
Marco, are you on this list? (sorry, can't find your email addr.)
linux-audio-user details are at
http://www.linuxdj.com/audio/lad/user.php3
--Paul Winkler
On Mon, Apr 22,
On 22 Apr 2002 at 22:50, Andrew Nesbit wrote:
> > I was able to stop the hard freezes by compiling a non-SMP kernel.
> > But that is not really a solution, since I'd really like to use my
> > second CPU.
>
> I have recompiled the kernel, without SMP, and it seems to be working
> now, so it see
> I was able to stop the hard freezes by compiling a non-SMP kernel. But
> that is not really a solution, since I'd really like to use my second CPU.
I have recompiled the kernel, without SMP, and it seems to be working
now, so it seems that as long as I don't need SMP support I might be OK.
But
Jaroslav Kysela wrote:
> On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Ryan Shaw wrote:
>
> > I have the same setup as you, and the same problem. See my bug report:
> >
> > http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=518443&group_id=27464&atid=390601
> >
> >
> >
> > My suggestion is to do what I plan to do: buy
On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Ryan Shaw wrote:
> Hello Andrew,
>
> Andrew Nesbit wrote:
>
> > Hi guys, I hope someone can help me. My new soundcard is the M-Audio
> > Audiophile 2496 with ALSA drivers 0.9beta12 (no OSS emulation) on a
> > Debian Woody system:
> >
> > anima:/usr/src/linux# uname -a
Hello Andrew,
Andrew Nesbit wrote:
> Hi guys, I hope someone can help me. My new soundcard is the M-Audio
> Audiophile 2496 with ALSA drivers 0.9beta12 (no OSS emulation) on a
> Debian Woody system:
>
> anima:/usr/src/linux# uname -a
> Linux anima 2.4.17 #1 SMP Mon Apr 22 19:51:57 EST
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