No MP3 still, but found error msg

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> > When I attempt to play any mp3's on my N800 running the latest
> > OS I get
> >
> > [ 7884.390808] omapdsp: tadd address is ABORTADR.
> > [ 7884.390899] omapdsp: task attach failed for mp3dec!
> > [ 7886.147644] omapdsp: tadd address is ABORTADR.
> > [ 7886.147735] omapdsp: task attach failed for mp3dec!
> > [ 7888.402557] omapdsp: tadd address is ABORTADR.
> > [ 7888.402618] omapdsp: task attach failed for mp3dec!
> > [ 7890.338684] omapdsp: tadd address is ABORTADR.
> > [ 7890.338775] omapdsp: task attach failed for mp3dec!
> > [ 7890.494537] EAC mode: play disabled, rec disabled
> > [ 7890.588256] EAC mode: play enabled, rec enabled
> > [ 7892.154693] omapdsp: tadd address is ABORTADR.
> > [ 7892.154754] omapdsp: task attach failed for mp3dec!
> > [ 7894.137054] omapdsp: tadd address is ABORTADR.
> > [ 7894.137145] omapdsp: task attach failed for mp3dec!
> >
> > I can play mpeg video/audio clips.  Just mp3's seem to be
> > hated.  A fresh power cycle does not help.
> >
> > The other sorts of audio type things the N800 does work
> > as expected.

Did you sort this out in the end? I imagine that you reflashed if you weren't
able to do so. For future reference, try installing syslogd, then look at the
output (cat /var/log/syslog). dsp_dld (the DSP dynamic loader) writes to syslog
(INFO messages iirc, so make sure /etc/syslog.conf is set appropriately) and
will tell you what is causing the dsptask to fail to load - in my experience an
ABORTADR is often caused by an undefined symbol in the dsptask.

Oh, and after you've sorted out the problem, remove (or change the configuration
of) syslogd as it produces absolutely loads of output (esp. if set to log
everything from INFO messages upwards).

Cheers,


Simon




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