Newsgroup: it.comp.os.linux.debian
Titolo: Driver audio

conoscete programmi che fanno funzionare i driver audio windows su
linux??

 linux??
Non esistono.
Che strana scheda hai, che non e` supportata da ALSA?
Bye.

Alessandro Pellizzari ha scritto:
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una realtek integrata nel pc della gigabyte ... (è 7.1 canali)

Name29 ha scritto:
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ho scaricato i driver ma non riesco ad installarli ... ho fatto apt-get
install alsa .... per installare alsa ma non riesco ad installare i
driver !!!! ecco il readme :
##
http://www.alsa-project.org/download.php3#####################################################################
## [ Build Instructions for the AZX alsa driver: 1.0.3 ] ##############
#######################################################################
1. Download the latest 'alsa-driver' package from
http://www.alsa-project.org/download.php3
2. Inside the azx driver directory (currently 'alpha2'), extract the
newly downloaded alsa-driver archive
3. Inside the azx driver directory, create a symbolic link to the new
alsa-driver directory:
	ln -s alsa-driver-1.0.3 alsa-driver
3. Update the 'alsa-driver/pci/Makefile' to build the azx driver by
adding the following two lines:
	snd-azx-objs := azx.o codec_enum.o
	obj-$(CONFIG_SND_AZX) += snd-azx.o
4. Update the 'alsa-driver/acore/Makefile' file to include the
following dependacy line:
	obj-$(CONFIG_SND_AZX) += snd-pcm.o snd-timer.o snd-page-alloc.o snd.o
5. Update the 'alsa-driver/utils/Modules.dep' file inlcude the
following line under the '%dir linux/sound/pci' section
	|snd-azx snd-pcm
6. Build the azx driver by using the "build.sh" file in azx driver
directory --> './build.sh'
7. Install the azx driver by using the "build.sh" file in the azx
driver directory --> './build.sh install'
8. If you haven't already, CD into 'alsa-driver' and run './snddevices'
to update the /dev filesystem with the appropriate ALSA device files
[ NOTES:]
--> After running the build script, the directory structure will look
like:
	azx_driver_dir/ (currently 'alpha2')
    		alsa-driver/
			pci/
			    azx.c -> ../../azx.c
			    azx.h -> ../../azx.h
		            azx_controller.h -> ../../azx_controller.h
		            azx_ringbuffer.h -> ../../azx_ringbuffer.h
		            codec_enum.c -> ../../codec/codec_enum.c
		            codec_enum.h -> ../../codec/codec_enum.h
			    azx.o
		            codec_enum.o
			    snd-azx.o
			    snd-azx.mod.c
		            snd-azx.mod.o
		            snd-azx.ko
--> When you do './build.sh install', the snd-azx.ko file is copied to
the alsa directory structure in /lib/modules/2.6.3
--> if get error 'Unknown symbol in module' when loading driver, look
at the /var/log/messages file.  It could
    be that you aren't linking correctly with the ALSA libraries.
    To solve this problem, try:
    1.1 install the drivers --> either by copying the files manually or
by do 'make install'
        (or './build.sh install') inside ALSA's 'alsa-driver' directory
#######################################################################
## [ Build Instructions for the AZX alsa driver: 1.0.5rc1 ] ###########
#######################################################################
1. Download the latest 'alsa-driver' package from
http://www.alsa-project.org/download.php3
2. Inside the azx driver directory (currently 'alpha2'), extract the
newly downloaded alsa-driver archive
3. Inside the azx driver directory, create a symbolic link to the new
alsa-driver directory:
	ln -s alsa-driver-1.0.5rc1 alsa-driver
3. Update the 'alsa-driver/pci/Makefile' to build the azx driver by
adding the following two lines:
	snd-azx-objs := azx.o codec_enum.o
	obj-$(CONFIG_SND_AZX) += snd-azx.o
4. Update the 'alsa-driver/sound/pci/Kconfig' file to include the
following dependacy line:
	config SND_AZX
		tristate "Intel AZX"
		depends on SND
		select SND_MPU401_UART
        	select SND_AC97_CODEC
		help
	  		Say 'Y' or 'M' to include support for AZX
6. Build the azx driver by using the "build.sh" file in azx driver
directory --> './build.sh'
7. Install the azx driver by using the "build.sh" file in the azx
driver directory --> './build.sh install'
8. If you haven't already, CD into 'alsa-driver' and run './snddevices'
to update the /dev filesystem with the appropriate ALSA device files
[ NOTES:]
--> After running the build script, the directory structure will look
like:
	azx_driver_dir/ (currently 'alpha2')
    		alsa-driver/
			pci/
			    azx.c -> ../../azx.c
			    azx.h -> ../../azx.h
		            azx_controller.h -> ../../azx_controller.h
		            azx_ringbuffer.h -> ../../azx_ringbuffer.h
		            codec_enum.c -> ../../codec/codec_enum.c
		            codec_enum.h -> ../../codec/codec_enum.h
			    azx.o
		            codec_enum.o
			    snd-azx.o
			    snd-azx.mod.c
		            snd-azx.mod.o
		            snd-azx.ko
--> When you do './build.sh install', the snd-azx.ko file is copied to
the alsa directory structure in /lib/modules/2.6.3
--> if get error 'Unknown symbol in module' when loading driver, look
at the /var/log/messages file.  It could
    be that you aren't linking correctly with the ALSA libraries.
    To solve this problem, try:
    1.1 install the drivers --> either by copying the files manually or
by do 'make install'
        (or './build.sh install') inside ALSA's 'alsa-driver' directory