From: Stephen Hassard <steve@hassard.net>
To: alsa-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Bug in ice1724 driver w/ m-audio revolution 7.1
Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 17:26:27 -0800 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <437D2DC3.6010807@hassard.net> (raw)
Hi everyone,
I'm experiencing a fun bug in the ice1724 driver with my revolution 7.1
cards.
This problem is reproduceable on different revolution 7.1 cards (both
Rev.3) with different motherboard (tried 3 different boards) and
different Linux distros (debian, suse, and slackware, and some of their
derivatives).
I've tested in various kernel incarnations including most recently
2.6.14 (w/ alsa version reported as 1.0.10rc1).
The problem I'm experiencing is this:
When the ice1724 driver loads, the left front stereo channel (dubbed
'DAC' in alsamixer) is muted, even though alsamixer reports that has a
valid valid (and audible) volume. As soon as the volume is twiddled (up
or down; it doesn't matter) the volume is restored.
The initial 'alsactl restore' sets the alsamixer volume correctly, but
the channel is inaudible.
Does anyone have any ideas where the bug is? It doesn't sound like this
affects other ice1724 users, since this would be a more widespread
problem. I guess the bug must be in the card's firmware or somewhere in
the specific codepath for the revolution 7.1?
Can anyone take a look? I'd love to have this sorted out.
I'm also ready to offer a card to anyone who's super serious about
solving this problem. I happen to have 2 of these cards, and wouldn't
mind giving one away to have the problem be fixed. I'll happily pay for
shipping in North America if someone is willing to help.
Thanks in advance,
Stephen Hassard
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