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From: Qin Lin <linkinge@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: ML403 AC97 ALSA Driver problem
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Hi Joachim
Every time aplay wavfile ,there is kernel stack overflow.And the "xsysace"
is a CF card driver .
when i just writing data to codec 0 with a simple program ,it is OK, but if
i read data from CF card=20
and play ,it overflow also.
Maybe there is something conflict with CF card driver and AC97 driver .

Thanks for your note ,i will test it again.

Qin Lin =20

Joachim F=C3=B6rster wrote:
>=20
> Hi Qin Lin,
>=20
> Do you get this overflow everytime you try aplay? Or, do you get it
> sometimes, only?
>=20
> What confuses me is, that in your kernel messages the "TASK =3D ...
> 'xsysace'" is mentioned. Perhaps there is some relation with the sysace
> driver? Or do I miss something, here?
> Did you try play a .wav file from a RAM disk or NFS-mounted location? I
> have to note, that I am not using sysace and I haven't tried it jet -
> especially together with my AC97 driver.
>=20
> As a first step, no matter what, you could compile your kernel with
> CONFIG_SND_DEBUG and additionally replace the line
>=20
> #define PDEBUG_FACILITIES (UNKNOWN | INIT_FAILURE | WORK_FAILURE)
>=20
> in ml403-ac97cr.c with
>=20
> #define PDEBUG_FACILITIES (UNKNOWN | INIT_FAILURE | WORK_FAILURE |
> WORK_INFO | INIT_INFO)
>=20
> This will give you a, well, huge amount of debugging messages
> (KERN_DEBUG). There we should see, how far my driver is getting (to some
> extent).
>=20
>  Joachim
>=20
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