[Bug 15384] Breezy Preview 1: snd-cmi8330 ALSA driver broken
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------- Additional Comments From sb73542 at safe-mail.net 2005-09-23 05:14 UTC -------
OK, that explains a lot! :-) Would it break other devices if you
were to enable ISAPnP support in ALSA? If it doesn't hurt anybody
else, why not enable it? I think it would be great idea to look at
MEPIS's kernel config, as well as PCLinuxOS's kernel config- they
both do well on obscure ISA cards. Maybe also examine the alsa-base
files and other relavant config files. In some Linux distros I have
not been able to get modprobe to load snd-cmi8330 unless I hack up
the alsa-base files. I might also make the following
recommendations:
-Always install isapnptools (not just when PCMCIA is discovered), so
users can figure out what resources are being assigned to the ISA
devices.
-Package alsaconf separately. Many users rely on it when autoconfig
fails.
Thanks for working on this!
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