Re: [PlanetCCRMA] hdsploader and Fedora 12

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Here is some follow-up....

First of all, when I unload and then reload snd-hdsp the card is no 
longer found, even though it remains listed on lspci.

Fedora 8 initializes the hdsp upon bootup. The card works properly. 
However, hdsploader returns "device busy" error.

I can boot fedora 8 and load the firmware, then reboot into fedora 12 
and the multiface appears to remain initialized. hdspmixer crashes 
however. BUT, if I run the version of hdspmixer found in my fedora 8 
install, it runs and all seems to be working. The hdspconfig works 
properly by the way. the hdspmixer is version 1.6 in both fedora 8 and 
12 installations. Of course the alsa versions are different. My fedora 8 
install uses 1.0.16-1  and fedora 12 is using 1.0.22-1. I must conclude 
that there is a problem with alsa 1.0.22-1 as packaged in fedora 12 in 
my situation (64-bit quad core intel system)

That's my report.....any help from the community is GREATLY appreciated!

-Joe Dell'Orfano

On 01/21/2010 04:01 PM, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
> On Wed, 2010-01-20 at 07:34 -0500, Joe Dell'Orfano wrote:
>    
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am testing fedora 12 on my 64-bit system using Planet CCRMA
>> repositories. Everything boots and runs (even RT kernel) except my
>> multiface II. On Fedora 8, the Multiface generally initialized at the
>> udev phase of bootup. I say "generally" because at times it doesn't
>> initialize, requiring several power off cycles. Interestingly, once the
>> firmware is loaded by FC8, if I then boot into FC12 (I have it set up as
>> a dual boot system in order to maintain my working production system),
>> hdspmixer crashes (although hdspconfig works). It seems that the FC8
>> firmware remains loaded (perhaps an older version of the alsa firmware).
>> When I am in FC12, hdsploader fails with a "device busy" error.
>>
>> The multiface II is running off of PCIe on IRQ17, which is apparently
>> shared with my Radeon card, also in PCIe port. I cannot reassign this
>> IRQ in BIOS, and I haven't been able to plug into another PCIe port.
>>
>> Any help? Is there some FC12 udev magic I must do?
>>      
> What happens if you remove the snd_hdsp kernel module and load it again?
>
>    /sbin/rmmod snd_hdsp
>    /sbin/modprobe snd_hdsp
>
> I presume you do have alsa-tools-firmware installed, right?
>
> -- Fernando
>
>
>    
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