i just installed qnx and finally got my internet working but there still are a few problems.
my net card isnt working when i start up so i have to use the slay io-net thing, and it fixes it. so i put those 3 lines in rc.local like it said to do, but when it starts up i get something liek “netmanager: socket error, bad filename”, not exactly, but close.
the lines are:
/bin/slay io-net
/sbin/io-net -d el509 -p ttcpip
/bin/netmanager
when i go into net configuration the card is there but it is no longer enabled and it is set to manual, not dhcp. all i have to do is pull down to dhcp, enable it, and apply, and it works. the problem is i dont want to have to do this every time. how can i fix it?
my sound doesnt work. what utilities/commands are there to force my sound card to work? its “SB compatible”, but im not sure what it really is. oh yeah, its PCI, if thats important.
i just installed qnx and finally got my internet working but there still are a few problems.
my net card isnt working when i start up so i have to use the slay io-net thing, and it fixes it. so i put those 3 lines in rc.local like it said to do, but when it starts up i get something liek “netmanager: socket error, bad filename”, not exactly, but close.
the lines are:
/bin/slay io-net
/sbin/io-net -d el509 -p ttcpip
sleep 3
/bin/netmanager
when i go into net configuration the card is there but it is no longer enabled and it is set to manual, not dhcp. all i have to do is pull down to dhcp, enable it, and apply, and it works. the problem is i dont want to have to do this every time. how can i fix it?
my sound doesnt work. what utilities/commands are there to force my sound card to work? its “SB compatible”, but im not sure what it really is. oh yeah, its PCI, if thats important.
It’s likely that io-net hasn’t fully initialized before netmanager runs. the
sleep should give it time.
i just installed qnx and finally got my internet working but there still are a few problems.
my net card isnt working when i start up so i have to use the slay io-net thing, and it fixes it. so i put those 3 lines in rc.local like it said to do, but when it starts up i get something liek “netmanager: socket error, bad filename”, not exactly, but close.
the lines are:
/bin/slay io-net
/sbin/io-net -d el509 -p ttcpip
/bin/netmanager
when i go into net configuration the card is there but it is no longer enabled and it is set to manual, not dhcp. all i have to do is pull down to dhcp, enable it, and apply, and it works. the problem is i dont want to have to do this every time. how can i fix it?
my sound doesnt work. what utilities/commands are there to force my sound
card to work? its “SB compatible”, but im not sure what it really is. oh
yeah, its PCI, if thats important.
What is the manufacturer and model of the sound card?
post the output of “pci -v”
B Pearson <> bjpearson@home.com> > wrote:
i just installed qnx and finally got my internet working but there still are a few problems.
my net card isnt working when i start up so i have to use the slay io-net thing, and it fixes it. so i put those 3 lines in rc.local like it said to do, but when it starts up i get something liek “netmanager: socket error, bad filename”, not exactly, but close.
the lines are:
/bin/slay io-net
/sbin/io-net -d el509 -p ttcpip
/bin/netmanager
when i go into net configuration the card is there but it is no longer enabled and it is set to manual, not dhcp. all i have to do is pull down to dhcp, enable it, and apply, and it works. the problem is i dont want to have to do this every time. how can i fix it?
my sound doesnt work. what utilities/commands are there to force my sound
card to work? its “SB compatible”, but im not sure what it really is. oh
yeah, its PCI, if thats important.
What is the manufacturer and model of the sound card?
post the output of “pci -v”
About the sound, i know that the chipset is ymf724 by yamaha, but the card is
made by some other company. i know that this chipset is not supported by qnx
according to the hardware table, but according to alsa-project.org it is supported
in alsa 0.5.9. i was wondering if whomever changed alsa 0.2.0 to qnx and put it
in the software archive was going to update it soon so that it would support the
a lsa ymfpci driver? or maybe there is a way that i could do it?
Class = Multimedia (Audio)
Vendor ID = 1073h, Yamaha Corporation
Device ID = 4h, Unknown Unknown
PCI index = 0h
Class Codes = 040100h
Revision ID = 5h
Bus number = 0
Device number = 7
Function num = 0
Status Reg = 210h
Command Reg = 106h
Header type = 0h Single-function
BIST = 0h Build-in-self-test not supported
Latency Timer = 28h
Cache Line Size= 0h
Mem Address = 24000000h 32bit length 32768 enabled
Subsystem Vendor ID = 1073h
Subsystem ID = 4h
Max Lat = 25ns
Min Gnt = 5ns
PCI Int Pin = INT A
Interrupt line = 10
Capabilities Pointer = 50h
Capability ID = 1h
Capabilities = 401h - 0h
A driver for the Yamaha PCI chipsets (YMF724, 740, 744, 754) is in the works.
It will probably be released in one of the first few patches.
James M.
About the sound, i know that the chipset is ymf724 by yamaha, but the card is
made by some other company. i know that this chipset is not supported by qnx
according to the hardware table, but according to alsa-project.org it is supported
in alsa 0.5.9. i was wondering if whomever changed alsa 0.2.0 to qnx and put it
in the software archive was going to update it soon so that it would support the
a lsa ymfpci driver? or maybe there is a way that i could do it?
Class = Multimedia (Audio)
Vendor ID = 1073h, Yamaha Corporation
Device ID = 4h, Unknown Unknown
PCI index = 0h
Class Codes = 040100h
Revision ID = 5h
Bus number = 0
Device number = 7
Function num = 0
Status Reg = 210h
Command Reg = 106h
Header type = 0h Single-function
BIST = 0h Build-in-self-test not supported
Latency Timer = 28h
Cache Line Size= 0h
Mem Address = 24000000h 32bit length 32768 enabled
Subsystem Vendor ID = 1073h
Subsystem ID = 4h
Max Lat = 25ns
Min Gnt = 5ns
PCI Int Pin = INT A
Interrupt line = 10
Capabilities Pointer = 50h
Capability ID = 1h
Capabilities = 401h - 0h