ALSA problem on Taihu board

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Dear Folks,

I am having a problem with ALSA on an AMCC Taihu board.  To keep
things simple, I am just running "speaker-test".  The offending line
of code is a call to mmap in pcm_mmap.c at line 368.  I have used
KGDB to trace the call through the kernel, and I cannot figure out
the problem.  The mmap call succeeds, but the address returned
causes an OOPS when accessed.

Has anyone else had this type of problem with ALSA on PowerPC platforms?

A similar call to mmap in pcm_hw.c line 823 returns a valid address;
however, the prot is PROT_READ instead of (PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE).
 I tried changing the value of prot after it gets passed to the
kernel to see if it would fix the problem, but the returned address
still cannot be read.

I saw reference to aadebug in some old posts, but I do not see a way
to build this.

-- 
Thank you,
David Cullen
Teligy

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