>> I am a Linuxer with a 486DX2-66PCI,16MB RAM,1GB HD-SCSI,CTRL BUSLOGIC-BT946C,
>> CD-ROM TOSHIBA XM5201B(3X1/2) and with the kernel-1.1.89 with one sound card
>> ORCHID SOUNDWAVE32.
>> After a few attemps to configure I haven't been able to get kernel know my
>> sound card.
>> Is there anyone with the card like mine who managed to get it work on Linux?
>> Is there a Driver for the Orchid SoundWave32?
>> If there is not, where could I find the command <ld2inc> ?
>I got my Cardinal DSP-16 card (uses the same PSA chip set as the SW32)
>to work under Linux. I just treated it as an SB, when compiling the kernel,
>and made sure it was initialised under DOS before booting Linux. The output
>sample rate was all wrong (too slow) for some reason, but it did work after
>a fashion. I didn't spend any more time on it, however.
Exactly how not working? I cannot get MIDI to work (I did, but seem to
have lost it) Nor WSS, and soundblaster won't record. Appart from
that, it seems fine :-). The PSS driver is a handy way of loading in
the .ld file, even though it doesn't work (it seems) yet. You need to
edit /usr/src/linux/drivers/sound/configure.c
Theres an ftp site cr1.see.plym.ac.uk which has the AD drivers for the
chipset in /pub/orchid.
Notably this complains (or rather the test program does) that the card
cannot grab various DMA channels (namely the ones I want to use). I
wonder if this is related to my problem ... *sigh*
Phil
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