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Hi all, |
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I've built a system using a uclibc stage1 tarball with the intention |
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of only running dropbear, boa, and some audio player on an old 486. |
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So far, it boots and I've got mplayer running using alsa as the audio |
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driver, but the audio is choppy at best (I've tried other audio |
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players with the same result). It isn't caught up on buffering or |
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anything like that, just seems that the processor is "too slow" (but |
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I've played audio on it before when it ran Windows 95). First, I |
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tried lowering the output sample rate, but that didn't fix anything. |
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I then switched to the OSS driver, which yielded some progress, but it |
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still remains choppy. |
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After doing some searches, it seems that I might have to fiddle with |
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the DMA settings of my audio card (an ALS100 ISA card). Can anybody |
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give me a suggestion on what I can try other than this or how to do |
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something like this in the first place? |
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Joe Sapp |