Ubuntu 10.10 bug w AC97 sound card

[Jordon Bedwell]

On 11/09/2010 04:15 PM, johnstark wrote:
> > Hello list,
> >
> >  I Just yesterday took the plunge into Linux and Unbuntu. I loaded
up 10.10 on my computer and managed to "make" the programs I needed but
find an issue with the AC97 sound card. All day and most of the night
and day today I tried all the tips and nothing. It seems 10.10 isn't
playing nicely with this program :( The program is DSD1.4.1 found here:
http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/DSD - actually it is links to
the two required files under DOWNLOAD. The mbelib-1.2.3-src.tar needs to
be worked first as DSD requires this to operate. I got it all done, did
the "make" and when I try to run it I get the following:
> >
> > Disigital Speech Decoder 1.4.1
> > mbelib version 1.2.3
> > ioctl reset error
> > ioctl speed error
> > ioctl stereo error
> > ioctl setfmt eror
> > Audio In/Out Device: /dev/audio

Where there any errors when you were building it? And more specifically,
did you make sure to restart after you did it all?  With a case like
this where you are working with something you've not worked with before
it might be more beneficial to also compile into /opt/package so that
you can compile test.  Anyways, let us know if there were any config or
build errors that we should know about.


On 11/09/2010 05:19 PM, johnstark wrote:
> No, there were no errors during the make. And yes, I did do a restart. I
> have done numerous restarts, and even tried to do the whole process over
> 4 times from scratch. I'm catching on fast with this stuff at this rate.
> 
> I tried another program too, it has the same issue , but yet when I test
> the system the sound works fine....I'm confused!  Seems the card is
> hiding from these programs but not the system.

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