Hi,
Does Audio support SoundBlaster 16 PCI?
I’ve got last qnx uppdates QNX425D and I can’t run Audio.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.
Bodek
Bodek,
I had luck with an ISA Sound Blaster 16, but it wasn’t
plug-and-play, which yours probably is. QNX has the
following topic on their website that discusses this.
Configuring a Plug and Play Sound Card
http://support.qnx.com/support/bok/solution.qnx?9284
You’ll need to download isapnp and pnpdump:
http://www.qnx.com/cgi-bin/search/usr/free/?srch=isapnp&select=1
I can’t help configure it, the configuration file of
pnpdump is a little cryptic to me still. I just went
with the first choice and all went fine.
Hope that helps,
Barry
Boguslaw Szlachetko wrote:
Hi,
Does Audio support SoundBlaster 16 PCI?
I’ve got last qnx uppdates QNX425D and I can’t run Audio.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.Bodek
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If you are trying to use Audio it will not work.
Boguslaw Szlachetko <bodek@ita.pwr.wroc.pl> wrote:
Hi,
Does Audio support SoundBlaster 16 PCI?
I’ve got last qnx uppdates QNX425D and I can’t run Audio.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.Bodek
–
Mitchell Schoenbrun --------- maschoen@pobox.com
Boguslaw Szlachetko wrote:
Hi,
Does Audio support SoundBlaster 16 PCI?
I’ve got last qnx uppdates QNX425D and I can’t run Audio.
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance.
Did you try ALSA drivers also? Work for me.
Grzegorz Wrobel
wrobel@no-spam.zdania.com.pl Experimental Department of Scientific
phone: (+48 12) 617-2883 Equipment and Automation
fax: (+48 12) 634-2205 30-059 Krakow, al.Mickiewicza 30, Poland
Mitchell Schoenbrun wrote:
If you are trying to use Audio it will not work.
Yes, I can see. But is there the way to Run Audio driver with my sound
card?
BTW my card is Sound Blaster SB64 PCI (not SB16).
Bodek
Barry Robertson <brobertson@SoftwareRemodeling.com> wrote in message
news:3986BCCD.7E794AA4@SoftwareRemodeling.com…
Is this card plug & play? If so, be sure to configure it with
isapnp/pnpdump. If you don’t Audio can’t see it.
Is it PnP??? It is PCI - which is by definition PnP.
BUT - isapnp is not for PCI devices…
show_pci should show you the resources allocated to the card, and then you
be able to specify those to Audio (I don’t know about this part).
QSSL (or somebody who has the experience) will have to answer this.
(I am interested in the answer, since my machine has an Ensoniq PCI audio
card
that (i believe) is also now considered as a SB64 PCI (Creative bought out
Ensoniq)
Boguslaw Szlachetko wrote:
Mitchell Schoenbrun wrote:
If you are trying to use Audio it will not work.
Yes, I can see. But is there the way to Run Audio driver with my sound
card?
BTW my card is Sound Blaster SB64 PCI (not SB16).Bodek
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__| _ \ _ | Barry Robertson
_ \ | | | Software Consultant Phone: 972-758-9349
| __ < | Software Remodeling, Inc. Fax: 972-964-7524
___/ _| __| > brobertson@SoftwareRemodeling.com
“Steve Munnings, Corman Technologies” wrote:
Barry Robertson <> brobertson@SoftwareRemodeling.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3986BCCD.7E794AA4@SoftwareRemodeling.com> …Is this card plug & play? If so, be sure to configure it with
isapnp/pnpdump. If you don’t Audio can’t see it.
Is it PnP??? It is PCI - which is by definition PnP.
BUT - isapnp is not for PCI devices…
show_pci should show you the resources allocated to the card, and then you
might> be able to specify those to Audio (I don’t know about this part).
QSSL (or somebody who has the experience) will have to answer this.
(I am interested in the answer, since my machine has an Ensoniq PCI audio
card
that (i believe) is also now considered as a SB64 PCI (Creative bought out
Ensoniq)
I’ve instaled ALSA driver’s, and it works. The audiotrap utility from
the ALSA archive said that I’ve got audiopci(Ensoniq). Try this.
Good luck!
Bodek
Thanks for the info!
Boguslaw Szlachetko <bodek@ita.pwr.wroc.pl> wrote in message
news:39894F17.81938AB9@ita.pwr.wroc.pl…
I’ve instaled ALSA driver’s, and it works. The audiotrap utility from
the ALSA archive said that I’ve got audiopci(Ensoniq). Try this.
Good luck!
Bodek