Hello,
I’m trying to get my sound card to work (chip: OPTi 82C924). I ran
isapnp to set it up. But deva-sb reports that DSP chip version 2.1 is
not supported.
What version does deva-sb supported, then? Are the deva-sb sources open
so that I can try to build a custom driver to support my card? (Or
better yet, will you (QSSL) be willing to support it?)
tvmia,
rick
ARGH!!
I got my sound card to work, but on QNX4! (Of all the irony…)
I was fiddling a bit with isapnp and started up Audio in MSS (Microsoft
Sound System) mode. Then I tried out /usr/demo/src/audio/vplay on a Borg
wav file, not expecting to here anything, and boy did I get a scare to
here that Borg voice coming out of my speakers 
Then, of course, I immediately went and searched for a corresponding
deva-* driver in QNXRTP: no deva-mss 
But every gut feeling I have tells me you people (QSSL) have, or are
working on such a deva-mss driver. Right??
cheers,
rick
Rick Lake wrote:
Hello,
I’m trying to get my sound card to work (chip: OPTi 82C924). I ran
isapnp to set it up. But deva-sb reports that DSP chip version 2.1 is
not supported.What version does deva-sb supported, then? Are the deva-sb sources open
so that I can try to build a custom driver to support my card? (Or
better yet, will you (QSSL) be willing to support it?)tvmia,
rick
Forget my previous postings. Another case of RTFM again. Sorry for
boring you people with my stupid questions. I really have LOTS of
catching up to do in QNXRTP.
Just discovered that ALSA is not a specific brand of audio cards, as I
assumed. I found the ALSA package on QUICS and it has the sources of the
deva-* drivers. Even found a whole site dedicated to ALSA development.
(alsa-project.org) I should be able to work things out with all this
info.
regards,
rick