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J. Scott Kasten wrote: |
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> Thanks! I did do some research on the linux-mips list also. I did find |
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> an alsa mips driver that dates to 2.6.6, but it was for a mips eval |
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> board, not for the O2. I'll keep looking. Even if we end up with |
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> somehting new from scratch, it would be helpful to see what was done for |
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> the O2 before. |
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> -S- |
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FYI, the Octane uses an ALSA mips driver, so if you're looking for any tips on |
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making a (new|old) driver for the AD1843 chip ALSA compatible, that might be of |
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use. Granted, the only thing in comparison the sound chips on both systems have |
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in common is that they have an SGI label stamped on them. Everything else is |
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guesswork :) |
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--Kumba |
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