Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 12:14:40 -0600 From: drevil@virtucon.warpcore.org To: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org Subject: Questions regarding 5.x series driver/emu10k1 development Message-ID: <200301221814.h0MIEeCs006322@virtucon.warpcore.org>
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I have been using *nix-like operating systems since 1996 or so. Since 2000, I've used a *nix-like OS as my everyday desktop and rarely use Windows. Recently, I decided to try FreeBSD, the setup was fairly similar to some other OS's I've used and the documentation I've read so far seems to be fairly thorough. Obviously, a lot of it is still being updated for the 5.x series. Forgive me if the following has been thoroughly answered somewhere, but I feel like I've done my due diligence in reading the 5.0 documentation and scouring the mailing lists. I have discovered that my SoundBlaster Audigy can be detected by the current emu10k1 driver, but the PCI ID detection case for it has been commented out for whatever reason. Uncommenting it causes the driver to load and to create the various /dev/dsp devices, but starting up XMMS or Gnome CD player produces no sound, the volume control application runs and I can set volume levels, but it has no effect either. The card works fine in other operating systems present on my system so I know the speakers and other things are connected correctly. Is there someone familiar with the development of the emu10k1 driver for FreeBSD that I could either assist in debugging the driver, or that could give me some helpful pointers in regards to fixing the driver myself. I am amicable to either solution. While I'm waiting for the rotten fruit to duck, is there documentation or some "hacking resources" available for writing drivers that work under FreeBSD 5.0? -- Shawn <shawn@warpcore.org> To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-hackers" in the body of the message
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