Re: ALSA + SigmaTel STAC92xx sound chip - Device busy

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> Tobin Davis wrote:
> >> PS why in heck the full email address of the poster is published? to
> >> facilitate the "work" of low-lifes?
> >>     
> > I don't understand the question here
<<snip>>
> >
> I think he meant that spammers could pick up the email address from the 
> list.  I haven't noticed any impact so I don't think that is a concern.

Yes, that is what I meant. I fully appreciate your help and the others on the
list. My useful comment was intended to draw some attention to the fact
that at this time and culture in the net, publishing, even poorly disguised
email addresses is a bad idea.

I did remove 3-stack from modprobe.conf as per Tobin's instructions but
this didn't change the device-busy condition.

I think that the main question is why I can't hear the ext Line-in
signal if I don't write the command-line
arecord -D hw:1,0,0 -f S16_LE -c2 -r48000 | aplay -D hw:1 & 

I shouldn't need to use this line. The mixer shuld be able to mix-in the
Line-in without further ado.

What is the magic to educate the mixer to do that? Must be a mixer
configuration that I am missing.

Indeed, there are 2 rows of sockets, 3 sockets on each row on this
motherboard. I gather that the D955XBK motherboard I have and the
D975XBX that Tobin mentions have the same sound chip.

Tobin, thank you for your offer to send (if you remember) a configuration
that works. I will certainly appreciate that.

Any other ideas/suggestions.

Again, thanks in advance.

-Polo



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