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Dennis Robertson <dencar <at> iinet.net.au> writes: |
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> Following that happy ending can I ask whether anyone has managed to get |
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> alsa to work with the Asus A7N8X deluxe on board sound? |
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Well, using 'lshw', I have a: |
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description: Motherboard |
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product: A7V8X-X |
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vendor: ASUSTeK Computer INC. |
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physical id: 0 |
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version: REV 1.xx |
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serial: xxxxxxxxxxx |
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that I'm going to work on audio and video (xawtv video is working) in the |
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next few days/weeks/whatever. Look at the differences and see if our audio |
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a/v chips are the same or similar. If the are close enough, I'm willing |
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to share the painful process with others......... I be using other video |
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cards, like the LMLBT44 (uses a BT878 chip), in this system, but the efforts may |
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be similar enough to warrant collaboration? |
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If so, start a new thread, and away we go... |
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Disclaimer, I'm not very smart, just stubborn as hell |
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(I do not quite, until things work. I also have an |
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old_lady that's pretty sharp with firmware and device drivers, |
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so If it comes down to a driver that needs modification, that's |
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a doable as long as there is something similar to look at |
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and somebody that can architect what needs to be done, and |
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how the drivers works...pain....ass(embler)-pain.... |
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Lot's of problems in 2.6.x with devices are related to driver code |
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that needs tweaking...... |
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James |
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