[Date Prev][Date Next] [Thread Prev][Thread Next]
[Thread Index]
[Date Index]
[Author Index]
CMI 3738/C3DX - Please make me work!
- From: the softrat <softrat pobox com>
- To: sound-list redhat com
- Cc: swietanowski bigfoot com, kenny panix com (Kenneth Crudup), ronf glasscity net
- Subject: CMI 3738/C3DX - Please make me work!
- Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 20:38:40 -0800
I cannot get my sound subsystem to work in Linux. It is set of C-Media
CMI3738/C3DX chips on the motherboard (i.e. no sound card). I have the
'cmpci' driver from C-Media, but I have no midi, no mixer, and, of
course, no documentation. (It's a cheap Taiwanese knock-off computer:
a PC-100, with an Intel P-III-500 CPU.) The thing works in Windoze 98.
If I believe Windoze 'System Resources Report', the thing uses the
following resources:
CMI8738/C3CX PCI Audio Device
irq=4, io=0xda00-0xdaff
CMI8738/C#DX PCI Audio Legacy Device
irq=5, io=0x0220-0x022f,0x0330-0x0331,0x0388-0x038f,dma=1,5
DOS Mode MPU-401 Emulator
io=0x0300-0x0301
Apparently the CMI8738/C3CX PCI Audio Device is /dev/dsp. The module
cmcpi does drive it. The CMI8738/C3CX PCI Audio Legacy Device may be
some sort of Soundblaster clone. I have no idea what the DOS Mode
MPU-401 Emulator does or would do in Linux.
Below is my /etc/conf.modules file. The /dev/dsp appears to work. but
nothing else. Attempts to run 'playmidi' tells me that my
'/dev/sequencer' is not configured, whatever THAT means. I know
nothing about any such device or how to configure it. Attempt to play
midi under Gnome hangs up Gnome.
Note: There is no /dev/sndstat device. The Honorable Chein-Li who
apparently wrote the driver 'cmpci' believes it to be obsolete and did
not program to it.
# /etc/conf.modules
# where's the syntax and formatting for this turkey, anyway?
#
alias eth0 dmfe # nic
alias scsi_hostadapter aha152x # zip zoom
options scsi_hostadapter aha152x=0x140,10
#
alias sound cmpci #/dev/dsp
alias midi opl3 #/dev/midi
options opl3 io=0x388
alias midi mpu401 #/dev/???
options mpu401 io=0x330
# where is /dev/sequencer?
# where is /dev/mixer?
# where is /dev/sndstat?
George D. Freeman IV
the softrat
mailto:softrat@pobox.com
--
What you have to do is take the bull by the teeth.
[Date Prev][Date Next] [Thread Prev][Thread Next]
[Thread Index]
[Date Index]
[Author Index]
[]