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From: Christopher David <cdavid@umich.edu>
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Subject: Re: loading snd-es1370 driver
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On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Jaroslav Kysela wrote:

> OK. If /proc/asound/cards exist and cat of this file shows some soundcard,
> driver is ready. You probably didn't run snddevices script and library
> can't find sound devices in your system.
> 
> 						Jaroslav
> 

I do believe I ran snddevices script.

/proc/asound/cards exists, and it says --- no soundcards ---.  This is
what I get when I do lsmod

snd-es1370         3            0
snd-pcm1           4    [snd-es1370]    0
snd-pcm            2    [snd-pcm1]      0
snd-midi           3    [snd-es1370]    0
snd-ac97-codec     3    [snd-es1370]    0
snd-mixer          4    [snd-es1370 snd-ac97-codec]     0
snd                7    [snd-es1370 snd-pcm1 snd-pcm snd-midi
snd-ac97-codec snd-mixer] 0

which looks OK to me.  

This is what I have in conf.modules

alias char-major-14 snd
alias snd-minor-oss-0 snd-mixer
alias snd-minor-oss-3 snd-pcm1-oss
alias snd-minor-oss-4 snd-pcm1-oss
alias snd-minor-oss-5 snd-pcm1-oss
alias snd-minor-oss-12 snd-pcm1-oss
alias snd-card-0 snd-es1370
options snd snd_major=14 snd_cards_limit=1
options snd-1370 snd_index=1

This looks OK to me too.  I hope that I am correct in that since the card
is PCI, you do not have to specify interrupts and such.

I am using kernel 2.0.29.  Which kernel was this developed under?  I think
I would like to try a newer one, and see if it helps.

I will continue to try to figure out what is going on, I really want to
get this to work.

Thanks again,

-Chris


