Sound card trappers

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Hi,

Is there a sound card trapper similar to crttrap or nettrap?

Alec

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Not exactly, no. The soundcards are detected by the enumerators
at boot-time and are automatically started for you.

Are you having difficulties with a soundcard?

Alec Gorjestani <alecg@me.umn.edu> wrote:

Hi,

Is there a sound card trapper similar to crttrap or nettrap?

Alec

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Yes, the enumerators are not detecting my sound card. I have a Crystal
Sound CS32BA11 chip, which I noticed isn’t in the supported hardware page.
That’s probably why it wasn’t detected. This surprises me because this is
the sound chip that came with my Laptop, a Dell Latitude. Given the
popularity of Dell Laptops, I would think QNX would want to have a driver
for this. Any future plans to support this?

Thanks,
Alec

Not exactly, no. The soundcards are detected by the enumerators
at boot-time and are automatically started for you.

Are you having difficulties with a soundcard?

Alec Gorjestani <> alecg@me.umn.edu> > wrote:
Hi,

Is there a sound card trapper similar to crttrap or nettrap?

Alec

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You are the first person to bring this chip to our attention.
It currently is not on our list. I have no idea when it may
be scheduled. I did a quick scan around and I couldn’t find
any documentation on this chip, so it is possible that it may
never be supported.

Does /sbin/enum-pnpisa detect it?
Is it ISA or PCI?

James M.
Alec Gorjestani <alecg@me.umn.edu> wrote:

Yes, the enumerators are not detecting my sound card. I have a Crystal
Sound CS32BA11 chip, which I noticed isn’t in the supported hardware page.
That’s probably why it wasn’t detected. This surprises me because this is
the sound chip that came with my Laptop, a Dell Latitude. Given the
popularity of Dell Laptops, I would think QNX would want to have a driver
for this. Any future plans to support this?

Thanks,
Alec

Not exactly, no. The soundcards are detected by the enumerators
at boot-time and are automatically started for you.

Are you having difficulties with a soundcard?

Alec Gorjestani <> alecg@me.umn.edu> > wrote:
Hi,

Is there a sound card trapper similar to crttrap or nettrap?

Alec

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Previously, James MacMillan wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:

You are the first person to bring this chip to our attention.
It currently is not on our list. I have no idea when it may
be scheduled. I did a quick scan around and I couldn’t find
any documentation on this chip, so it is possible that it may
never be supported.

Does /sbin/enum-pnpisa detect it?

How do I know if enum-pnpisa detects it?

Is it ISA or PCI?

I think it is ISA. pci-bios isn’t even started.

James M.
Alec Gorjestani <> alecg@me.umn.edu> > wrote:
Yes, the enumerators are not detecting my sound card. I have a Crystal
Sound CS32BA11 chip, which I noticed isn’t in the supported hardware page.
That’s probably why it wasn’t detected. This surprises me because this is
the sound chip that came with my Laptop, a Dell Latitude. Given the
popularity of Dell Laptops, I would think QNX would want to have a driver
for this. Any future plans to support this?

Thanks,
Alec

Not exactly, no. The soundcards are detected by the enumerators
at boot-time and are automatically started for you.

Are you having difficulties with a soundcard?

Alec Gorjestani <> alecg@me.umn.edu> > wrote:
Hi,

Is there a sound card trapper similar to crttrap or nettrap?

Alec
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Alec Gorjestani <alecg@me.umn.edu> wrote:

Does /sbin/enum-pnpisa detect it?

How do I know if enum-pnpisa detects it?

Run /sbin/enum-pnpisa and post the output.

Is it ISA or PCI?

I think it is ISA. pci-bios isn’t even started.

Run pci -vvv and post the output. (I expect this to fail ^_^)

Note to run either of these commands, you must be logged in
as root.

James M.