by Hi:
I have a Toshiba 4700CT notebook and it has a built-in Microsoft Sound System.
I failed to make the audio working on linux though I followed the steps in
"HOWTO" to set the configuration, recompile the kernel, and set up the device
files, etc. When I use " make config " to configure my sound card, a message
" dnsdomainname lookup failure" shows up.
Anyway, I still compile the new kernel and it can detect my sound card
when booting. Then I create the device file using the script in ~linux/drivers
/sound directory. When I llook up the file /dev/sndstat, the contents is
as follows :
Anyway, I still compile the new kernel and it can detect my sound card
when booting. Then I create the device file using the script in ~linux/drivers
/sound directory. When I llook up the file /dev/sndstat, the contents is
as follows :
SoundDriver:2.90-2
Config Option: 200
Install Drivers:
Type 10: MS Sound System
Card config:
MS Sound System at 0x530 irq 7 drq 1
PCM devices:
0: MS Sound System (AD1848)
Synth devices:
Midi devices:
MIDI Timers:
0 Mixer(s) installed
However, when I tried "cat xxxxx.au >/dev/audio", it told me that
"no such device or address". But it works under DOS/Window. Do I forget to
setup anything ?
Please help, thanks.
Ssu-Ping