Can anyone help me determine why I am unable to get any ‘sounds’ out of my speakers when I load the RTP on my machine? The speakers and soundcard work OK in Windoze 98. I do not believe I have a sound driver running to start… (these are deva-*…right?)
‘sin’ shows no deva-* running, and whenever I try to start a driver from the command line, the prompt returns saying ‘Done’ I take this to mean that the driver has crashed for some reason.
I have an AMD Athlon 700 MHz machine with an ASUS K7-M motherboard. The sound card is on board, and is a ‘Via’ chipset/make/model, I believe. pci -v lists this for the soundcard:
Class = Multimedia (Audio)
Vendor ID = 1106h, VIA Technologies Inc
Device ID = 3058h, VT82C686 Audio Codec 97
PCI index = 0h
Class Codes = 040100h
Revision ID = 12h
Bus number = 0
Device number = 4
Function num = 5
Status Reg = 200h
Command Reg = 1h
Header type = 0h Single-function
BIST = 0h Build-in-self-test not supported
Latency Timer = 0h
Cache Line Size= 0h
IO Address = d800h length 256 enabled
IO Address = d400h length 4 enabled
Max Lat = 0ns
Min Gnt = 0ns
PCI Int Pin = INT C
Interrupt line = 10
I have also tried setting the PnP OS installed setting in the BIOS to ‘NO’ as suggested by some posts - but no joy. Can anyone suggest which driver might be best to use with this on board card? Better yet, can anyone volunteer a command line to try from the prompt? Thanks!
Bob
First, the sound card is not supported. The Alsa for QNX 0.2 has the driver
but from what I’ve seen it does not work. Secound, they seem to be avoiding
this question, as it has been asked before in this news group. http://www.qnx.com/cgi-bin/search/usr/free/?srch=alsa&select=1
Bob Kraemer <bkraemeris@home.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.001027193937.786447A@cr1007816-a…
Hey Gang,
Can anyone help me determine why I am unable to get any ‘sounds’ out of my
speakers when I load the RTP on my machine? The speakers and soundcard work
OK in Windoze 98. I do not believe I have a sound driver running to
start… (these are deva-*…right?)
‘sin’ shows no deva-* running, and whenever I try to start a driver from
the command line, the prompt returns saying ‘Done’ I take this to mean that
the driver has crashed for some reason.
I have an AMD Athlon 700 MHz machine with an ASUS K7-M motherboard. The
sound card is on board, and is a ‘Via’ chipset/make/model, I believe.
pci -v lists this for the soundcard:
Class = Multimedia (Audio)
Vendor ID = 1106h, VIA Technologies Inc
Device ID = 3058h, VT82C686 Audio Codec 97
PCI index = 0h
Class Codes = 040100h
Revision ID = 12h
Bus number = 0
Device number = 4
Function num = 5
Status Reg = 200h
Command Reg = 1h
Header type = 0h Single-function
BIST = 0h Build-in-self-test not supported
Latency Timer = 0h
Cache Line Size= 0h
IO Address = d800h length 256 enabled
IO Address = d400h length 4 enabled
Max Lat = 0ns
Min Gnt = 0ns
PCI Int Pin = INT C
Interrupt line = 10
First, the sound card is not supported. The Alsa for QNX 0.2 has the driver
but from what I’ve seen it does not work. Secound, they seem to be avoiding
this question, as it has been asked before in this news group.
Exactly what `question’ do you think we are avoiding?
James Helman <> jhelman1@home.com> > wrote:
First, the sound card is not supported. The Alsa for QNX 0.2 has the driver
but from what I’ve seen it does not work. Secound, they seem to be avoiding
this question, as it has been asked before in this news group.
Exactly what `question’ do you think we are avoiding?
Anything about using VIA Supersouth sound in QNX. I have seen a few posts
about this and I have posted questions about it.
Is there any information on this sound chip? Do you know if anyone has
gotten it to work under QNX?
I like QNX it has one of the best GUIs I’ve ever used, but I also need
sound.
Sorry about the hostile attitude, but I figured that it would get a
responce.
<pete@qnx.com> wrote in message news:8tjuq0$qam$1@nntp.qnx.com…
James Helman <> jhelman1@home.com> > wrote:
First, the sound card is not supported. The Alsa for QNX 0.2 has the
driver
but from what I’ve seen it does not work. Secound, they seem to be
avoiding
this question, as it has been asked before in this news group.
Exactly what `question’ do you think we are avoiding?
Anything about using VIA Supersouth sound in QNX. I have seen a few posts
about this and I have posted questions about it.
Is there any information on this sound chip? Do you know if anyone has
gotten it to work under QNX?
Hello James,
There is no driver for this card. The enumerator finds your sound card, but it
does not realize there is no driver… Check out the current QNX RTP h/w
support for Audio devices at http://qdn.qnx.com/support/hardware/platform/audio.html
Chris
I like QNX it has one of the best GUIs I’ve ever used, but I also need
sound.
Sorry about the hostile attitude, but I figured that it would get a
responce. pete@qnx.com> > wrote in message news:8tjuq0$qam$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
James Helman <> jhelman1@home.com> > wrote:
First, the sound card is not supported. The Alsa for QNX 0.2 has the
driver
but from what I’ve seen it does not work. Secound, they seem to be
avoiding
this question, as it has been asked before in this news group.
Exactly what `question’ do you think we are avoiding?
James Helman <> jhelman1@home.com> > wrote:
First, the sound card is not supported. The Alsa for QNX 0.2 has the driver
but from what I’ve seen it does not work. Secound, they seem to be avoiding
this question, as it has been asked before in this news group.
Exactly what `question’ do you think we are avoiding?
Anything about using VIA Supersouth sound in QNX. I have seen a few posts
about this and I have posted questions about it.
Is there any information on this sound chip? Do you know if anyone has
gotten it to work under QNX?
I like QNX it has one of the best GUIs I’ve ever used, but I also need
sound.
Sorry about the hostile attitude, but I figured that it would get a
responce.
There is no support for that sound system in RTP. It is not listed as
a supported piece of hardware.
It does not matter how many sound cards are supported under any version of
ALSA under Linux… we support a specific set of sound cards as listed on
our supported hardware list.
Noone here at QNX has gotten that soundcard to work… we have not even
tried.
There may be information on that sound system available, but it is not
currently a priority with our audio group. Our audio groups current priority
is re-implementing the set of audio drivers currently listed as supported in
a consistent manner so that people writing applications that use sound can
expect reasonably close to the same behaviour from different types of sound
cards.
Until this is done, you will not see any additional sound cards supported
beyond what is already listed. Once this is done, you will see an audio
driver development kit made available so that anyone who has the inclination
can write an audio driver to support whatever chipset they are interested in.
Yes, that more than answers my question.
<pete@qnx.com> wrote in message news:8tmhlf$d9j$1@nntp.qnx.com…
James Helman <> jhelman1@home.com> > wrote:
Anything about using VIA Supersouth sound in QNX. I have seen a few
posts
about this and I have posted questions about it.
Is there any information on this sound chip? Do you know if anyone has
gotten it to work under QNX?
I like QNX it has one of the best GUIs I’ve ever used, but I also need
sound.
Sorry about the hostile attitude, but I figured that it would get a
responce.
There is no support for that sound system in RTP. It is not listed as
a supported piece of hardware.
It does not matter how many sound cards are supported under any version of
ALSA under Linux… we support a specific set of sound cards as listed on
our supported hardware list.
Noone here at QNX has gotten that soundcard to work… we have not even
tried.
There may be information on that sound system available, but it is not
currently a priority with our audio group. Our audio groups current
priority
is re-implementing the set of audio drivers currently listed as supported
in
a consistent manner so that people writing applications that use sound can
expect reasonably close to the same behaviour from different types of
sound
cards.
Until this is done, you will not see any additional sound cards supported
beyond what is already listed. Once this is done, you will see an audio
driver development kit made available so that anyone who has the
inclination
can write an audio driver to support whatever chipset they are interested
in.
Does this answer your questions?
The version of Alsa I was talking about is the QNX 0.2
Yes, that more than answers my question. pete@qnx.com> > wrote in message news:8tmhlf$d9j$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
James Helman <> jhelman1@home.com> > wrote:
Anything about using VIA Supersouth sound in QNX. I have seen a few
posts
about this and I have posted questions about it.
Is there any information on this sound chip? Do you know if anyone
has
gotten it to work under QNX?
I like QNX it has one of the best GUIs I’ve ever used, but I also need
sound.
Sorry about the hostile attitude, but I figured that it would get a
responce.
There is no support for that sound system in RTP. It is not listed as
a supported piece of hardware.
It does not matter how many sound cards are supported under any version
of
ALSA under Linux… we support a specific set of sound cards as listed
on
our supported hardware list.
Noone here at QNX has gotten that soundcard to work… we have not even
tried.
There may be information on that sound system available, but it is not
currently a priority with our audio group. Our audio groups current
priority
is re-implementing the set of audio drivers currently listed as
supported
in
a consistent manner so that people writing applications that use sound
can
expect reasonably close to the same behaviour from different types of
sound
cards.
Until this is done, you will not see any additional sound cards
supported
beyond what is already listed. Once this is done, you will see an audio
driver development kit made available so that anyone who has the
inclination
can write an audio driver to support whatever chipset they are
interested
in.
