I’m having some trouble navigating the file system hierarchy.
Where are the deva-* audio drivers?
Where is nettrap?
A find / -name “deva” was not useful, nor was find / -name “trap”
Or do they no longer exist, and the docs are a bit off?
Todd Meade wrote:
I’m having some trouble navigating the file system hierarchy.
Where are the deva-* audio drivers?
/lib/dll/deva* (that for 6.2 beta) I’m not sure when then change the
architecture
though (6.1, 6.1A) from standalone driver to dll based.
Ok, so what loads the deva-sb? How do I pass it arguments. Can’t find any
of this in the docs, is it just me?
It is “loaded” either by io-audio, or the mount command.
eg:
io-audio -dsb
or
mount -Tio-audio deva-ctrl-sb.so
Yes, it must be you (it is all in the docs - see them for how to pass
arguments 
Rennie
“Todd Meade” <tmeade@telus.net> wrote in message
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I’m having some trouble navigating the file system hierarchy.
Where are the deva-* audio drivers?
/lib/dll/deva* (that for 6.2 beta) I’m not sure when then change the
architecture
though (6.1, 6.1A) from standalone driver to dll based.
Where is nettrap?
Gone, enum-pci replaces it to some degree (it does a lot more)
A find / -name “deva” was not useful, nor was find / -name “trap”
Or do they no longer exist, and the docs are a bit off?
Works for me!
I’m having some trouble navigating the file system hierarchy.
Where are the deva-* audio drivers?
/lib/dll/deva* (that for 6.2 beta) I’m not sure when then change the
architecture
though (6.1, 6.1A) from standalone driver to dll based.
Ok, so what loads the deva-sb? How do I pass it arguments. Can’t find any
of this in the docs, is it just me? Will enum-pnpisa help me out?
Gone, enum-pci replaces it to some degree (it does a lot more)
A find / -name “deva” was not useful, nor was find / -name “trap”Or do they no longer exist, and the docs are a bit off?
Works for me!
Not me 
“Todd Meade” <tmeade@telus.net> wrote in message
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I’m having some trouble navigating the file system hierarchy.
Where are the deva-* audio drivers?
/lib/dll/deva* (that for 6.2 beta) I’m not sure when then change the
architecture
though (6.1, 6.1A) from standalone driver to dll based.Ok, so what loads the deva-sb? How do I pass it arguments. Can’t find
any
of this in the docs, is it just me?
Searching sucks, have you try the “search topic text” option or manually
browser
under /utilities/D/…
Will enum-pnpisa help me out?
At startup it should already have done it’s job.
Gone, enum-pci replaces it to some degree (it does a lot more)
A find / -name “deva” was not useful, nor was find / -name “trap”Or do they no longer exist, and the docs are a bit off?
Works for me!
Not me >
That’s strange, maybe package manager went belly up.
Mario Charest <goto@nothingness.com> wrote:
: Searching sucks, have you try the “search topic text” option or manually
: browser
: under /utilities/D/…
Most of the docs have a keyword index (rather like the index in a printed
book) that might help you as well.
Steve Reid stever@qnx.com
TechPubs (Technical Publications)
QNX Software Systems
It is “loaded” either by io-audio, or the mount command.
eg:
io-audio -dsb
or
mount -Tio-audio deva-ctrl-sb.so
Yes, it must be you (it is all in the docs - see them for how to pass
arguments >
Thanks but still no deva-ctrl-sb options on io-audio help page
I know the irq/io/dma settings, I just don’t know if io-audio knows them.
I get a /dev/snd/controlC0 but anything that tries to use the sound card
locks up. I’ll try compiling some of the audio ddk code snippetts.
Thanks >
I know the irq/io/dma settings, I just don’t know if io-audio knows them.
Why are you looking for help on deva-ctrl-sb in the io-audio help page?
Look on the deva-ctrl-sb.so help page. Unlike QNX4, most of the services
on QNX6 use runtime loaded modules for things. io-audio loads drivers and
mixers, io-net loads protocols and drivers and so on. Many of the .so
drivers/plugins in /lib/dll have thier own use message as well, but it
appears the sb driver is not one of them. ;(
chris
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Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll –
http://qnx.wox.org/
Why are you looking for help on deva-ctrl-sb in the io-audio help page?
Look on the deva-ctrl-sb.so help page. Unlike QNX4, most of the services
on QNX6 use runtime loaded modules for things. io-audio loads drivers and
mixers, io-net loads protocols and drivers and so on. Many of the .so
drivers/plugins in /lib/dll have thier own use message as well, but it
appears the sb driver is not one of them. ;(
Because I didn’t know the name of the dll Searching for audio or sound
from the help viewer wasn’t as helpful as I would have hoped. Also, I think
I had a corrupt disk at one point (have now re-installed) after a few lock
ups with out a graceful shutdown (hardware conflicts, not QNX, had to
reserve space for the sound card as legacy ISA in the bios).
Anyway, I have the card working now
io-audio -dsb ioport=0x220,irq=5,dma=1,dma=5
I bought the card in 1993, so I’m quite pleased it even works.
Excellent!
chris
inn.qnx.com <tmeade@telus.net> wrote:
Why are you looking for help on deva-ctrl-sb in the io-audio help page?
Look on the deva-ctrl-sb.so help page. Unlike QNX4, most of the services
on QNX6 use runtime loaded modules for things. io-audio loads drivers and
mixers, io-net loads protocols and drivers and so on. Many of the .so
drivers/plugins in /lib/dll have thier own use message as well, but it
appears the sb driver is not one of them. ;(Because I didn’t know the name of the dll >
from the help viewer wasn’t as helpful as I would have hoped. Also, I think
I had a corrupt disk at one point (have now re-installed) after a few lock
ups with out a graceful shutdown (hardware conflicts, not QNX, had to
reserve space for the sound card as legacy ISA in the bios).Anyway, I have the card working now
io-audio -dsb ioport=0x220,irq=5,dma=1,dma=5
I bought the card in 1993, so I’m quite pleased it even works.
–
Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll –
http://qnx.wox.org/