Anonymous wrote:The answer is yes, unfortunately (see my previous post from the
Linux section).
But the lockup appears only with the 2.6.x kernel.
Recently I have tested with 2.4.26 and after I try to switch
in the audio file to a different position, the driver "unloads"
automatically with the following error:
IRQ storm detected, but it doesn't lock up the system.
After that any attempt to load the oss modules is unsuccesful.
If I try modprobe trident && rrmod trident
one can load again the oss modules with soundon.
The strange thing is that I don't have anything on the same
interrupt.
With Solaris it seems that the oss modules load fine in console mode,
I can do a
cat *.au > /dev/audio
but with X started it will lockup shortly after using /dev/dsp with xmms.
In this evening I will make some additional tests (e.g. loading the oss modules right after boot, before X and different settings in the BIOS).
Thank you for your quick reply.
Best regards,
Boer Attila
Hi,
I've just got my SiS 630E motherboard that has the same SiS7018 audio device and it's working perfectly under SuSE 9.2 with OSS 3.99.2a. I've also installed Solaris x86 B74 and it's working as well.
You may need to do the following:
1) eeprom acpi-user-options=0x2
2) edit /etc/system and add: set pcplusmp:apic_forceload-1
3) reboot
Now get the OSS 3.99.2a for Solaris (get the Combo version (isa/pci))
and before you install this combo version, uninstall the current version
by typing /usr/lib/oss/scripts/uninstall.sh
Install the OSS drivers and reboot and then run soundon and see if that works.
best regards
Dev Mazumdar