Re: Intel8x0 problems with rc1

[Thomas Charbonnel <thomas@undata.org>]

Takashi Iwai a écrit :
> At Wed, 03 Dec 2003 15:47:23 +0100,
> Thomas Charbonnel wrote:
> 
>>Takashi Iwai wrote :
>>
>>
>>>>Takashi, I applied your patch but nothings shows up in my logs.
>>>>I even replaced all the KERN_DEBUG by KERN_EMERG, and still nothing.
>>>>The only thing I get is this :
>>>>ALSA intel8x0.c:568: codec_semaphore: semaphore is not ready [0x1][0x300100]
>>>>ALSA intel8x0.c:599: codec_read 0: semaphore is not ready for register 0x56
>>>
>>>
>>>and the driver still works somehow?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Is it possible that your code never gets called ?
>>>
>>>
>>>if the driver works, it must not happen.
>>>
>>>
>>>Takashi
>>
>>Ok, my fault, sorry Takashi, I stupidly reloaded only the snd-intel8x0 
>>module and forgot snd-ac97-codec, here's the log :
>>
>>ac97_pcm_open: rate = 48000, cfg = 2, slots = 0x198
>>setting ac97 reg 0x2c to rate 48000
>>setting ac97 reg 0x2e to rate 48000
>>ALSA ../../alsa-kernel/pci/ac97/ac97_pcm.c:561: error in 
>>snd_ac97_set_rate: cidx=0, reg=0x2e, rate=48000
>>, err=-22<0>ac97_pcm_open: rate = 48000, cfg = 2, slots = 0x198
>>
>>(The file's rate was 44100 kHz)
> 
> 
> didn't you get any messages before this?
> it should be something like
> 
> checking codec 0, slot = 0xxx / 0xxx
> probing pcm 0
>   ....
> 
> 

Here it is :

PCI: Setting latency timer of device 00:1f.5 to 64
checking codec 0, slots = 0x198 / 0x58
-> capture slots = 0x58
probing pcm 0
.. probing codec 0, slots = 0x3d8
.. tmp = 0x198
.. tmp = 0x198
.. rslots = 0x198, rate_table = 0, rates = 0x0
--> slots = 0x198, rates = 0x0
probing pcm 1
.. probing codec 0, slots = 0x18
.. tmp = 0x18
.. tmp = 0x18
.. rslots = 0x18, rate_table = 0, rates = 0xfe
--> slots = 0x18, rates = 0xfe
probing pcm 2
.. probing codec 0, slots = 0x40
.. tmp = 0x40
.. tmp = 0x40
.. rslots = 0x40, rate_table = 0, rates = 0x80
--> slots = 0x40, rates = 0x80
intel8x0: clocking to 48000

Thomas





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