3D Soundpro PCI

3D Soundpro PCI

[Eduardo Trettel]

Hi:
	Has someone managed to get the "3D SoundPro PCI" card (based
on the CMI-8338 chipset) that comes with some motherboards to work? 

						Thanks in advance,
						Trettel
          
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E. Trettel <trettel@dt.fee.unicamp.br>
Network Manager  

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Re: 3D Soundpro PCI

[Keith Duthie]

On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, Eduardo Trettel wrote:

> Hi:
> 	Has someone managed to get the "3D SoundPro PCI" card (based
> on the CMI-8338 chipset) that comes with some motherboards to work? 
Try /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound/CMI8330 (with the 2.2 kernel)

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Re: 3D Soundpro PCI

[Eduardo Trettel]

On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Keith Duthie wrote:

> On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, Eduardo Trettel wrote:
> 
> > Hi:
> > 	Has someone managed to get the "3D SoundPro PCI" card (based
> > on the CMI-8338 chipset) that comes with some motherboards to work? 
> Try /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound/CMI8330 (with the 2.2 kernel)
> 
> -- 
> 

I've already read this doc, but it describes the ISA version of the board,
which is much easier to configure, as long as the I/0 addresses are the
same of the SB16. I'm not sure how to handle this on the PCI version. 
Any hints will be welcomed.

								Thanks
								Trettel
          
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E. Trettel <trettel@dt.fee.unicamp.br>
Network Manager  

Depto. de Telematica - FEEC - UNICAMP
Bloco B - LB 16
Fone: (019) 788-3849   
Campinas - SP - Brasil
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Re: 3D Soundpro PCI

[Keith Duthie]

On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, Eduardo Trettel wrote:

> I've already read this doc, but it describes the ISA version of the board,
> which is much easier to configure, as long as the I/0 addresses are the
> same of the SB16. I'm not sure how to handle this on the PCI version. 
> Any hints will be welcomed.
Isn't this set up by the pci subsystem? If so, then try looking at
/proc/pci to get the io port and interrupt. If not, it may not actually
*be* pci.

Note: you could try assigning an interrupt to it in bios

( If the kernel driver doesn't work, you could try alsa at
http://www.alsa-project.org )
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