2006/11/13, Clemens Ladisch <cladisch@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:> > cmd: 0xff failed at 0x300 (status = 0xff, data = 0xff)>> ········································································> This means there is no MPU-401 device at this address (either the port> address is wrong, or the device is disabled).>> > My MPU port is set at IRQ 0x300 DMA 5,> Is that how your BIOS labels these numbers? :)
Sorry I made a mess out of this, the parameters for my AmiBIOS setupshould have read "Port 0x300" and "IRQ 5".
> modprobe -v snd_mpu401 pnp=0 port=0x300 irq=5>> Oops, the module actually supports eight devices, and PnP is enabled> by default for all of them. Use:>> modprobe snd-mpu401 pnp=0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 port=0x300 irq=5> (Unless you have configured the kernel to use dynamic device numbers for> ALSA devices, then it supports 32 devices ...)
I tried this and unfortunately that doesn't change things for me (evenwhen passing 32 zeroes to pnp)... I am still getting this:
[17180009.552000] pnp: Device 00:09 activated.[17180009.552000] pnp: Device 00:09 disabled.
and
[17180088.212000] cmd: 0xff failed at 0x300 (status = 0xff, data = 0xff)
when trying to access the port.
I have also tried passing the "enable" option to the module, no luck.Besides why shouldn't it work with pnp? ACPI is working fine foreverything else.I tested a new configuration with different values by rebooting andsetting the MPU IOPort to 0x330 and IRQ to 11 on the BIOS. When thesystem came up again I "rmmoded" and modprobed again snd-mpu401without passing any option to it and it got the right values from thebios:
# cat /proc/ioports | grep MPU0330-0331 : MPU401 UART <- that's corret I set this to 330 int the BIOS setup
cat /proc/interrupts | grep MPU 11: 1 IO-APIC-edge MPU401 UART <- that's also correctIRQ set to 11 in the BIOS
I still got the same syslog entries, it didn't work.
I went the trouble of upgrading the BIOS(version 1.90 to 2.60) with anmsdos bootcd but that didn't help either with pnp on or off.
The way AmiBios works you can't have the midi port disabled and stillset it's I/O and IRQ addresses so *I am sure* it's not due to the portbeing disabled.
I also have the gameport enabled at IOPort 0x200 but that shouldn't bea problem AFAIK, I tried disabling it but that didn't help either.
Here's "an ascii screenshot" of my Bios setup (and possible values youcan have):
OnBoard MidiPort 300 (this can be "300", "330", or "disabled")Midi IRQ Select 5 ("5", "10", "11" or grayed outif midiport above is "disabled")
OnBoard Game Port 200 ("200" or "disabled")
Again those values cannot be set if those peripherals aren't enabledas they would be grayed out. Unless the HW on this MB is faulty thempu module doesn't IMHO.
> [17179872.004000] pnp: Device 00:09 activated.> > [17179872.004000] pnp: Device 00:09 disabled.> >> > I just noticed this now, it seems like it's trying to initialize the> > MPU port but silently fails?>> There should be some message in case of an error.>> > I am starting to think that this particular motherboard audio codec is> > either buggy, or not well supported by ALSA>> The MIDI port is implemented in a different chip.>> > as I also have issues with the HW mixer... things are swapped around,> > and there is no "ac97_quirk" module parameter for remapping things> > that works.>> Which mixer controls are routed to which hardware outputs?
Hard to describe the mess that's going on with this (not saying it'syour fault of course), master volume control seems to not be workingbut for lowering line-in monitoring levels, changing line-inmonitoring does nothing.Previous kernel versions (2.6.13 or 14 if I memory serves me well)would fail to recognize this MB's HW mixer and completely fail topresent it to the system, so I couldn't launch any mixer app but soundworked fine, I just could not set my levels...
What mainboard model is this?
This is an old AthlonXP 2800+ system, the MB is an ASRock K7S41(SIS7012 sound) http://www.asrock.com/product/K7S41.htm
Thanks for looking into this.
Regards,
-Giuseppe
