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我用的是RH8.0 kernel:2.4.18.14.pii-350.vedio:asusv3400tnt.
帝盟S90声卡.readme如下:
Release Notes for the Aureal Vortex Linux Driver
================================================
The following files are distributed in this release:
README this file
Makefile used to build and install the driver
COPYING GPL information
ChangeLog Version change information
mod_conf script used by make install
au_audio.c wave audio source
au_core.c core support source
au_midi.c midi audio source
au_mixer.c mixer source
au_sndstat.c sndstat source
au_utils.c utility functions source
au_vortex.c kernel/PCI interface source
au_vortex.h public declarations and functions
asp30.o object file containing Au8830 core
asp20.o object file containing Au8820 core
asp10.o object file containing Au8810 core
See http://aureal.sourceforge.net for the latest
driver and bug list.
NOTE: the GPL applies to the source modules only.
Redistribution of the binary modules requires
explicit permission from Aureal.
Supported Sound Cards
---------------------
All AU8810, AU8820 and AU8830 based sound cards, including:
Absolute Multimedia Outrageous 3D (AU8830)
Aureal SQ1500 (AU8810)
Aureal SQ2500 (AU8830)
Aureal SuperQuad Digital PCI (AU8830)
Diamond Monster Sound MX200 (AU8820)
Diamond Monster Sound MX300 (AU8830)
Diamond Sonic Impact S90 (AU8820)
Digital Research Tech. DRSOUNDA3V (AU8830)
Genius SoundMaker 64 (AU8820)
Hi-Val PCI 338 (AU8820)
Hi-Val PCI 576 (AU8830)
I/O Magic MagicWaveV1 (AU8810)
I/O Magic MagicWaveV2 (AU8830)
TerraTec Promedia XLerate (AU8820)
TerraTec Promedia XLerate Pro (AU8830)
Turtle Beach Montego A3DXStream (AU8820)
Turtle Beach Montego II (AU8830)
Turtle Beach Montego II Quadzilla (AU8830)
Videologic SonicVortex2 (AU8830)
Xitel Storm VX (AU8820)
Xitel Storm Platinum (AU8830)
Use "lspci -v '12eb:*'" to identify your card. If your card
is not in the list, it will probably still work.
AU8810 = Aureal Vortex Advantage based soundcards
AU8820 = Aureal Vortex 1 based soundcards
AU8830 = Aureal Vortex 2 based soundcards
System Requirements
-------------------
Sound card requirements:
Each vendor has it's own requirements for their sound cards, check with
the manufacturer of your card.
Driver requirements:
This driver is for Intel x86 systems only.
If your BIOS has an option for " nP OS", it must be disabled.
Version 1.1.3 of this driver has been tested on the following distributions:
-Debian Unstable, kernel 2.4.14, 2.4.16
-Slackware 8.0, kernel 2.4.13-ac7
Version 1.1.3 of this driver should work on:
-All Intel x86 platforms running Linux Kernel 2.1 or greater.
Features
--------
1. OSS compatible.
2. Full duplex PCM playback and record, multiple channels (/dev/dsp).
3. Mixer support (/dev/mixer).
4. MPU-401 support (/dev/midi).
5. Joystck support at port 0x201.
7. Supports /dev/audio and /dev/sndstat.
Midi synthesis is supported through a software midi synth, such as Timidity.
Installing the Driver
---------------------
1. Unpack the archive:
tar xvzf au88xx-1.1.3.tar.gz
or
tar yxvf au88xx-1.1.3.tar.bz2
2. Change to the driver directory and become root:
cd au88xx-1.1.3
su
4. Type the command appropriate for your needs:
make
-This will compile the driver for the currently installed Aureal Vortex card.
make install
-This will compile the driver for the currently installed Aureal Vortex card.
-This will copy the newly compiled driver into your modules directory.
make install-all
-This will compile the driver for the currently installed Aureal Vortex card.
-This will copy the newly compiled driver into your modules directory.
-This will edit your /etc/modules.conf or /etc/conf.modules appropriately.
WARNING: This option is not recommended if you have more than one sound card
in your system. Edit your /etc/modules.conf or /etc/conf.modules manually.
There is no need to reboot.
If you have problems, please see the section labeled "Troubleshooting" below.
Troubleshooting
---------------
General:
Problem: I get "device busy" error messages.
Solution: Plug N Play (PnP) support might be enabled in your BIOS. Disable it.
Compiling / Installing / Loading:
Problem: Compliation fails with a "No Aureal Vortex soundcard detected!" error.
Solution: You do not have an Aureal Vortex card in this computer or the card is
dead. Check to make sure the soundcard is firmly in its slot.
You can manually specify the card you want to compile a module for by
providing the appropriate option to 'make'.
Examples: make au8830
make au8820
make au8810
To figure out which of the above options you need, see the
"Supported Sound Cards" section of this file.
Note: It is doubtful that this will solve your problem. Your hardware
is most likely to be the issue.
Problem: I get "unresolved symbol" errors during the compile, install or when I
try to load the driver.
Solution: Rebuild your kernel with Sound Support (soundcore) built in -- not as
a module.
Functional:
Problem: I am experiencing sound pops, pauses and/or glitches.
Solution: Try the directions for Nvidia videocard users, but be aware that
certain programs could be the culperate as well. This is especially
true of arts and esd. Quake often requires tweaking of snd_mixahead.
mpg123 might require that you enable buffering. Just be aware that
these problems could be caused by a multitude of other things and
don't limit your search for a fix. That being said, we _are_ working
on making this driver more tolerant of such programs.
Problem: I have a VIA-based chipset motherboard and I am experiencing lockups
and other problems with this driver.
Solution: Type the following command as root:
setpci -d '12eb:*' 40.B=ff
If this fixes your problem, you might want to add it to your
/etc/rc.d/rc.local to run it automatically each time you reboot.
Note: You should only use this if you are experiencing problems.
Problem: I have an Nvidia video card and I am experiencing sound skipping and/or
fuzz.
Solution: Type the following command as root:
setpci -d '12eb:*' latency_timer=40
If problem still exists:
setpci -d '12eb:*' latency_timer=60
If problem still exists:
setpci -d '12eb:*' latency_timer=80
If problem still exists:
setpci -d '12eb:*' latency_timer=20 40.B=ff
If the problem still exists:
setpci -d '12eb:*' latency_timer=40 40.B=ff
If the problem still exists:
setpci -d '12eb:*' latency_timer=60 40.B=ff
If the problem still exists:
setpci -d '12eb:*' latency_timer=80 40.B=ff
If any of these commands fix your problem, you'll probably want to add
it to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local to be automatically loaded after each
reboot.
Note: Make sure you use the minimum configuration possible above,
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