From: "David A. Ranch" <dranch@trinnet.net>
To: Christof Bodner <christof.bodner@gmx.net>
Cc: Dave Platt <dplatt@radagast.org>,
linux-hams <linux-hams@vger.kernel.org>
Subject: Re: Problem with soundmodem on Eee PC
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 2009 23:29:06 -0700 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <4AADE2B2.4020302@trinnet.net> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <1252870081.20295.16.camel@rosi-atom>
The new version of Ubuntu switched sound systems to PulseAudio:
http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/804rc
I've heard other reports about issues with soundmodem and Pulse. I
would recommend to try to re-compile soundmodem from sources. The
current sources version is 0.14. If that doesn't help, I'd recommend
you back down to less of a bleeding edge distro. I chose the exact
opposite approach and have everything running on Centos 5.3 but it took
a lot of work.
--David
Christof Bodner wrote:
> Hi Dave,
>
> I am using the soundmodem provided by the Ubuntu team
> $ dpkg-query -W soundmodem
> soundmodem 0.10-6
>
> This is the output of soundmodemconfig:
>
> on_configtree_selection_changed
> selection: cfg: default chan: Channel 0
> Modulator: afsk Demodulator: afsk
> Modulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Modulator: parameter diffenc value 1
> Demodulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Demodulator: parameter diffdec value 1
> Minimum sampling rate: 9600
> Audio IO: type alsa
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> Real sampling rate: 9600
> Joining TxThread
> Joining RxThread
> Releasing IO
> Modulator: afsk Demodulator: afsk
> Modulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Modulator: parameter diffenc value 1
> Demodulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Demodulator: parameter diffdec value 1
> Minimum sampling rate: 9600
> Audio IO: type alsa
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> Real sampling rate: 9600
> delete event
> on_configtree_selection_changed
> Modulator mode: afsk
> Demodulator mode: afsk
> Packet IO mode: MKISS
> Joining TxThread
> Joining RxThread
> Releasing IO
> selection: cfg: - chan: -
> podex@rosi-atom:~$ sudo soundmodemconfig -v 4
> on_configtree_selection_changed
> selection: cfg: default chan: Channel 0
> Modulator: afsk Demodulator: afsk
> Modulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Modulator: parameter diffenc value 1
> Demodulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Demodulator: parameter diffdec value 1
> Minimum sampling rate: 9600
> Audio IO: type alsa
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> Real sampling rate: 9600
> Joining TxThread
> Joining RxThread
> Releasing IO
> Modulator: afsk Demodulator: afsk
> Modulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Modulator: parameter diffenc value 1
> Demodulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Demodulator: parameter diffdec value 1
> Minimum sampling rate: 9600
> Audio IO: type alsa
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> Real sampling rate: 9600
> Joining TxThread
> Joining RxThread
> Releasing IO
> Modulator: afsk Demodulator: afsk
> Modulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Modulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Modulator: parameter diffenc value 1
> Demodulator: parameter bps value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f0 value 1200
> Demodulator: parameter f1 value 2200
> Demodulator: parameter diffdec value 1
> Minimum sampling rate: 9600
> Audio IO: type alsa
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> Real sampling rate: 9600
> Joining TxThread
> Joining RxThread
> Releasing IO
> delete event
> on_configtree_selection_changed
> Modulator mode: afsk
> Demodulator mode: afsk
> Packet IO mode: MKISS
> selection: cfg: - chan: -
>
> I started the oscilloscope twice and the spectrum analyzer once. The
> display got stuck after the first packet arrived. The output of
> soundmodem itself is
>
> $ sudo soundmodem -v 4
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> sm[20838]: mkiss: ifname sm0 mtu 256 hwaddr OE8BCK-2 ipaddr 10.0.0.1
> netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.0.0.255
> sm[20838]: unknown node "text"
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> ALSA: Using sample rate 9600, sample format 2, significant bits 16,
> buffer size 3276, period size 102
> sm[20838]: unknown kiss packet: 0x80 0xa2
> sm[20838]: unknown kiss packet: 0x20 0xa2
>
> $ dmesg
> [45458.558881] mkiss: AX.25 Multikiss, Hans Albas PE1AYX
> [45458.562150] mkiss: ax0: crc mode is auto.
> [45458.576058] mkiss: sm0: Trying crc-smack
> [45458.668378] mkiss: sm0: Trying crc-flexnet
> [45591.993672] mkiss: ax0: crc mode is auto.
> [45592.005084] mkiss: sm0: Trying crc-smack
> [45592.099000] mkiss: sm0: Trying crc-flexnet
>
> It decoded not a single packet, but transmitting was a little bit
> strange. No, I did not transmit to the ether, only to my loudspeakers.
> It seemed that there was a holdup, as there were no packets for some
> secondes and then came a lot of them. But it could also be sent this way
> from the ahavi and cups daemons which produce them. It did not change
> the behaviour after restarting having unloaded the ax25 and mkiss
> modules.
>
> 73 de OE8BCK,
> Christof
>
> Am Sonntag, den 13.09.2009, 11:26 -0700 schrieb Dave Platt:
>> Christof Bodner wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Soundmodem stopped to work in Ubuntu 8.04, in 7.10 it works fine with
>>> OSS. Today I tried it again with ALSA plughw: and it stopped after
>>> receiving the first packet. That was reproduceable and occured in the
>>> soundmodemconfig modem diagnostic as well as in the soundmodem itself.
>> Two questions:
>>
>> - Which version are you using?
>>
>> - If you run it from the command line, are there any diagnostic
>> or error messages printed when it receives or transmits?
next prev parent reply other threads:[~2009-09-14 6:29 UTC|newest]
Thread overview: 10+ messages / expand[flat|nested] mbox.gz Atom feed top
2009-09-09 22:32 Problem with soundmodem on Eee PC Julian Moss
2009-09-09 23:14 ` Alan Crosswell
2009-09-10 1:33 ` J. Lance Cotton
2009-09-12 23:12 ` Dave Platt
2009-09-13 7:11 ` Christof Bodner
2009-09-13 18:26 ` Dave Platt
2009-09-13 19:28 ` Christof Bodner
2009-09-14 6:29 ` David A. Ranch [this message]
2009-09-14 13:01 ` Alan Crosswell
-- strict thread matches above, loose matches on Subject: below --
2009-09-10 20:19 Christof Bodner
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